Hydroxyethyl methyl cellulose(HEMC)

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Hydroxyethyl methyl cellulose(HEMC)

Technical requirements:conform the Q/HJY 01-2011 company standard  Quality specification

brand		Methyl cellulose	Hydroxypropyl methyl cellulose			Hydroxyethyl methyl cellulose
item	index	MC	ME	MF	MK	MH
methoxyl	content%	27.5~31.5	28.0~30.0	27.0~30.0	19.0~24.0	22.0~30.0
	degree of substitution	1.7~1.9	1.8~2.0	1.7~1.9	1.1~1.6	1.3~2.5
hydroxypropyl	content%	/	7.5~12.0	4.0~7.5	4.0~12.0	2.0~14.0
	degree of substitution	/	0.2~0.3	0.1~0.2	0.1~0.3	0.06~0.5
gelling point		53~67	58~64	62~68	70~90	60~90
Moisture(Wt%)		≤0.5
ash content(Wt%)		≤3.0
PH		5.0~7.5
fineness		80,100,120
Viscosity(mpa.s)		See the viscosity specifications

Hydroxyethyl Cellulose is non-ion surface active agent. Except for dispersing, water retention and other, it has the following characters: 1. It can dissolve in hot water or cold water. 2. Good gel thickening agent3. Better fluid adjustment4. The strongest protection gel ability.

Solution and confecting methods

1. Put the containers to add clean water.2. Add Hydroxyethyl Cellulose in low speed mixing;3. Mix to make Hydroxyethyl Cellulose completely dissolve.

Packing1,Industrial: double-bag, the outer layer of composite paper bag, inner polyethylene film bag, net weight is 20 kg/ bag or 25 kg/bag2.pharmaceutical, food:cardboard drum, inner polyethylene film bag, net weight is 20 kg/drum or 10 kg/drum.

ApplicationIndustrial grade products:Hydroxyethyl Cellulose can be used in water latex paint, as suspension aggregation dispersant, used in oil and drilling, in architecture, toothpaste, etc. In addition, Hydroxyethyl Cellulose can be used in textile printing and dyeing, paper-making, daily chemicals, etc. Pharmaceutical food grade products: Hydroxyethyl Cellulose has surface action, decentralization, water reservation and others in solid and liquid drugs.

Safety

Hydroxyethyl Cellulose is safe and non-toxic, and can be used as food additive. Physical and chemical harms: avoid touching fire to prevent explosion

Hydroxyethyl methyl cellulose(HEMC)