Naphthalene products, derived primarily from coal tar, are heavily used as household moth repellents (mothballs, white, or colored balls) to protect stored woolens and fabrics. They are also used for odor control in toilets, bathrooms, and cupboards. Industrially, naphthalene is a key intermediate in producing phthalic anhydride, PVC plasticizers, dyes, and resins. 

Key Types of Naphthalene Products:

• Naphthalene Balls (Mothballs/Phenyl Goli): Small white or colored spheres that sublime to form vapor, acting as insecticides, germicides, and deodorizers for wardrobes, washbasins, and cupboards.
• Industrial Naphthalene/Powder: Refined naphthalene (99% purity) used as a raw material in chemical manufacturing.
• Chemical Intermediates: Used in the production of beta-naphthol, tanning agents, and naphthalene diisocyanates.
• Repellents: Used to deter small mammals, snakes, and bats in attics or gardens.