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CasNo: 32612-48-9
MF: C12H25(C2H4O)mult-(1-4).H2O4S.H4N
Appearance: pase
Delivery Time: 15 days
Packing: 200kg/drum
Purity: 99%
Basic Information
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Model NO. |
32612-48-9 |
Appearance |
paste |
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Color |
Colorless |
Purity |
99% |
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Grade Standard |
Industrial Grade |
Specification |
200kg/drum |
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Transport Package |
Drum |
Origin |
China |
Product Description
CAS No: 32612-48-9
Form:paste
Product Application
Shampoos (especially anti-dandruff/oil-control types):
As the main cleanser (8%–20% of formula), weakly acidic pH (5.5–6.5) is closer to the scalp’s physiological environment (pH 5.5), reducing damage to the scalp barrier.
Often blended with anti-dandruff agents like ZPT (Zinc Pyrithione) or OCT (Piroctone Olamine) (more stable in acidic environments), or with amphoteric surfactants (e.g., Cocamidopropyl Betaine) to reduce irritation.
Body Washes (for sensitive skin):
Designed for sensitive skin, with pH close to the skin’s natural acidity, leaving no tight feeling after washing.
Often blended with mild surfactants like glucosides (e.g., APG + ALES) for infants or atopic dermatitis-prone individuals.
Facial Cleansers (foaming type):
Used in weakly acidic foaming cleansers (pH 5.5–6.5) with rich, easy-rinsing foam, avoiding the strong degreasing of soap-based cleansers.
Suitable for combination to oily sensitive skin; dosage must be controlled (<12%).
Hair Conditioners/Masks: Small additions (<2%) as an auxiliary surfactant to improve the spreadability of conditioning agents.
Medical Disinfectant Cleaners: Used for pre-cleaning surgical instruments or skin before disinfection, with weakly acidic environments reducing bacterial growth.
Pet Shampoos: Designed for pets’ skin pH (6.2–7.4), gentle and non-irritating to eyes and skin.
Packaging
200kg/drum
Storage
Store sealed in a cool (<35°C), dry, well-ventilated place, protected from direct sunlight.
Keep away from strong acids, strong bases, and oxidizers to prevent pH fluctuations or hydrolysis.