Trans-Dichloroethene, also known as trans-DCE, is a colorless, volatile organic compound commonly used as a solvent in industrial applications. It is part of the chlorinated hydrocarbon family and is primarily utilized in the production of other chemicals, as well as in degreasing and cleaning processes. This compound has a distinct sweet odor and is less dense than water. While it is effective in various applications, exposure to trans-Dichloroethene can pose health risks, including effects on the liver and nervous system. Proper safety measures are essential when handling this chemical to minimize potential hazards.