| Texture: | Powder |
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| Type: | White Powder or off-White Powder |
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Hydroxy Ethyl Cellulose HEC
Physicochemical Properties
a) Appearance: White to pale yellow color in the state of fibrous or powdery solid. Non-toxic and odorless.
b) Solubility: HEC is soluble in water and insoluble in the normal organic solvents.
c) PH Stability: Within the range of 2-12, the viscosity changes little. PH value out of this range, the viscosity decreases.
d) Property performance: HEC has the property performance of thickening, suspension, adhesive, emulsion, dispersion, water retention and protective colloid. And can be used for the solution preparation of different viscosity.
e) Activity: Being stable at normal temperature and pressure.
-Avoid high temperature, moisture and heat.
-With very good salt solubility for the dielectric, and its aqueous solution allows containing high concentrations of salts and has stable performance.
Technical Index
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Item |
Indicators |
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Appearance |
White to yellowish flowing powder |
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Molar Degree of Substitution |
1.8-3.0 M.S |
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Moisture |
≤10% |
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Insoluble Matter in Water |
≤0.5% |
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PH Value |
6.0-8.5 |
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Light Transmittance |
≥80 |
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Viscosity(2% aqueous solution 25 ºC) |
5-150000 mPa.s |
Main Application
HEC can be widely used as adhesives, surfactant, protective colloids , dispersion, emulsifiers and dispersion stabilizers in the field of oil drilling, coating, inks, fibers, dyeing, paper making, cosmetics, pesticides, mineral, and pharmaceutical industry.
Packing,Storage & Transportation
Packing, storage& transportation precautions
a) Packing:
- 25Kg each bag;
b) Storage& Transportation:
- No damage during the transportation.
- Protect from humidity, rain, sunlight, damp and wet.
- Put in dry and ventilated place During storage.
- Remainder must be promptly sealed and packed to prohibit from wet.
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