CETEARYL ALCOHOL cas 67762-27-0 Basic information:
Cetearyl alcohol is a white granular or flake solid with special smell. Insoluble in water, soluble in ethanol, ether, and other organic solvents, with the universality of alcohols.
Cetearyl alcohol is obtained from esterification, hydrogenation and fractionation of natural oils. Fatty alcohols are used in cosmetics, plastics, leather, textile, synthetic detergents and other industries. They are suitable for all kinds of cosmetics, and are especially suitable for cream and lotion. Cetearyl alcohol in medicine can be directly used in w / O emulsifier, cream, ointment matrix, hair care and skin care. Cetearyl alcohol also used as raw material of textile auxiliaries in industry.
Specially Denatured Alcohol is mainly used in the consumption of alcoholic beverages. Other uses are as a solvent in the laboratory and industry, and in the manufacture of denatured alcohol, perfumes, and organic synthesis. In laboratories as a solvent, for cleansing purposes or in the preparation of indicator solutions and reagents. In the manufacture of such articles as perfumes, proprietary solvents, flavors, lotions and sprays.
SDA 39-C 190 Proof
WC Code: 04-090-001
Sales Specifications
Ethyl alcohol content:
% water, by weight: 7.60 Max.
% ethyl alcohol, by volume: 94.0 Min.
Non-volatile residue, mg/ 100 mls: 2.5 Max.
Percent acidity as acetic acid: 0.003 Max.
Color: Clear
Odor: Typical
Flash point, F closed cup: 60
Apparent proof @60F: 188.5
Specific gravity, 60/60 F (Min.- Max.): 0.8161 - 0.8201
Weight per galon @60 F, lbs: 6.819
Packing
375 LB drum, 4 drums per pallet
DOT Transportation
UN/NA: UN1987
Proper Shipping Name: ALCOHOLS, N.O.S.
Hazard Class: 3
Packing Group: II
SDA 40- B 200 Proof
WC Code: 04-090-002
Sales Specifications
Ethyl alcohol content:
% water, by weight: 0.1 Max.
% ethyl alcohol, by volume: 99.5 Min.
Non-volatile residue, mg/ 100 mls: 3.0 Max.
Percent acidity as acetic acid: 0.003 Max.
Color: Clear
Odor: Typical
Flash point, F closed cup: 56
Apparent proof @60F: 199.9
Specific gravity, 60/60 F (Min.- Max.): 0.7948 Max
Weight per galon @60 F, lbs: 6.610
Packing
364 LB drum, 4 drums per pallet
DOT Transportation
They are clear water-white liquids, chemically stable and non-corrosive and possess a mild odour
White spirits and mineral spirits blends are used as solvents or diluents in thinners for paints and varnishes, paint driers, colour printing of fabrics, metal cleaning and degreasing, preparation of furniture, shoe and floor polishes, dry cleaning formulations and in the rubber industry.
It is mainly used in making polyester, polyester resin, hygroscopic agent, plasticizer, surfactant, synthetic fiber, cosmetics and explosives, as solvent for dyes/inks, antifreeze for engine, gas dehydrating agent, manufacturing resin, wetting agent for cellophane, fiber, leather and adhesive. It can produce synthetic resin PET, fiber grade PET namely polyester fiber, bottle chip grade PET for making mineral water bottle, etc. Also can produce alkyd resin, glyoxal, etc., also used as antifreeze. In addition to being used as anti-freeze agent for automobile, it is also used for conveying industrial cooling capacity, which is generally called refrigerant carrier.
Technical Grade and Pure Food & Pharma Grades available.
Iso Amyl Alcohol CAS NO: 123-51-3
Isoamyl alcohol is a colorless liquid with the formula (CH CHCH CH OH. It is one of several isomers of amyl alcohol. It is an ingredient in the production of banana oil, an ester found in nature and also produced as a flavouring in industry
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