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Hydrated lime in building materials Hydrated lime (aqueous calcium hydroxide) is a widely used compound in the construction industry.... read more
Methyl Acetate Industrial applications Methyl Acetate is used in paint and coating adhesives, lubricants, mediators, processing aids, and as Methyl... read more
Gilsonite in paint and ink Gilsinote in paint and ink using as a stabilizer.The printer ink is a combination... read more
Caustic Soda for soap making Caustic soda for Soap making uses a chemical process that converts fat, tallow, and vegetable... read more
Sodium Meta bisulfite Food grade Sodium meta bisulfite is mainly used as a preservative to prevent the growth of bacteria... read more
MEG Applications MEG Applications in raw materials for the production of antifreeze for use in car radiators. MEG also... read more
Calcium Carbonate in PVC Calcium carbonate (CaCO3) is one of the fillers used in the PVC pipe production industry, which,... read more
SLES Applications SLES applications is mainly in the production of clear detergent liquids. If SLES is mixed with other active... read more
Ferric Chloride Applications Ferric Chloride is a type of mineral coagulant and is one of the most widely used coagulants... read more
Texapon properties Texapon N70 is a sodium laureth sulfate. Texapon usually used in clear and pearlescent, medium to high viscosity... read more
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