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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


Cosmetic/Pharmaceutical Grade

Items

Specifications

Appearance

colorless transparent liquid

Colorpt-Co

≤30

Total Acid

≥70%

HeavyMetalContent

≤20ppm

Cl

≤10ppm


Crystal:

Items

Specifications

Appearance

white crystalline powder

Total Acid

≥99.0%

HeavyMetal

≤10ppm

Fe

≤10ppm

Loss On Drying

≤0.5%

Ash

≤0.1%

 

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)

 

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