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Glycolic Acid

 Features of Glycolic Acid

Product Name: Glycolic Acid

Chemical Formula: C2H4O3

CAS 79-14-1

Dangerous Grade: 8

 

Technical Data of Glycolic Acid

Tech Grade: (liquid)

Items

Specifications

Appearance

light yellow transparent liquid

Colorpt-Co

≤65

Total Acid

≥70%

Cl

≤3%

Formic Acid

≤1.5%

SO4﹣

≤800pm

Turbidity

≤6ntu

 

 

Package and Storage:

250kg/drum

Store in cool place. Keep container tightly closed in a dry and well-ventilated place. Containers which are opened must be carefully resealed and kept upright to prevent leakage.

Application /Application Industries:

Cosmetics(skin care, hair care)

Household cleaner

Industrial cleaner

Water treatment

Metal processing

Pharmaceutical( medical sutures)

 

NCMC is one of the largest professional chemical suppliers in Jiangsu province, we provide glycolic acid, ethyl vinyl ether, etc. Want to know more? Contact us.

 



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