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Hydroxypropyl Methyl Cellulose (HPMC)-A

Hydroxypropyl Methyl Cellulose (HPMC)-A

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Product introduction

Hydroxypropyl Methyl Cellulose (HPMC) is non-ionic cellulose ether, made by natural high polymer cellulose as raw material and series of chemical processing. They provide water retention and cohesiveness to mixtures. With special modification, it can be used to control thickening, water demand, workability, sag resistance, strength and other important properties of the final product.

It is widely used as thickener, adhesive, water preserving agent, film-foaming agent in building materials, industrial coatings, synthetic resin, ceramic industry, medicine, food, textile, agricultural, cosmetic and other industries.

Physical and chemical index

ITEM

CAS: 9004-65-3

INDEX

60SS-E

65SS-F

75SS-K

Hydroxypropyl                %

7.0-12.0

4.0-7.5

4.0-12.0

Methoxyl                    %

28.0-32.0

27.0-32.0

19.0-24.0

Gel temperature              

58-64

62-68

70-90

Moisture                     %

≤5.0

Ash content                  %

≤1.0

Viscosity                 mpa.s

100-200000

Lighttransmittance            %

≥70

Whiteness                   %

≥75

Bulk density                g /l

370---420

Appearance

white or off-white fibrous or granular powder, odorless, tasteless

Package:

25kg/package. Use polyethylene film cardboard or plastic polypropylene woven bag package.  

Q:what is additive inverse?
The additive inverse of a number is that number which would be added to it to reach a sum of zero. It is also called the opposite, because (except in the case of zero) it has the same magnitude, but opposite sign. additive inverse of 7 = -7 additive inverse of -5 = 5 additive inverse of 0 = 0
Q:Please! Help me! I‘ll give you 10 pts
Genetic engineering in feed additives. Various additives and enzymes added to animal feed can be produced with the help of genetically modified microorganisms. For example Vitamin B2, vitamin B12, or biotin for animal health, various amino acids for improved feed quality, enzymes for improved breakdown efficiency, and colouring, beta carotene, e.g. for salmon. Despite methods that are becoming more and more sensitive, tests have not yet been able to establish a difference in the meat, milk, or eggs of animals depending on the type of feed they are fed. It is impossible to tell if an animal was fed GM soy just by looking at the resulting meat, dairy, or egg products. The only way to verify the presence of GMOs in animal feed is to analyze the origin of the feed itself.
Q:I usually only use them when I am traveling on long road trips, but I know they recommend using them every time you fill the tank. Is using them the same as using buying premium gas vs. the regular?
STP fuel additives do work. I use some form of cleaner about every five tank fulls when I am not buying gas at a national brand station (like Shell). There are the cleaner types and there are octane boosters. Both work, but unless you are a real enthusiast more then likely the octane boosters will not be doing you any real good. Some times it is a false savings, I have not done the math lately, but the last time I did, it was cheaper to just buy the better gas then to buy the cheap gas and add additives.
Q:What type of milk contains more hormonal additives, 2% or whole?
Whole milk and 2% milk come from the same cow, they're just treated to filter out more solids, hormones are not solids, if anything 2% will have more hormones. Organic milk is the way to go if you're worried about it. Personally, I think this is why there are so many large breasted young girls running around, hormones in milk and meat.
Q:A food additive.
I think you mean MSG. I have never heard of msn nor can I find it online. MSG is derived from seaweed. It is a glutamate, which brightens up flavors. I object to it because I try to cook as naturally possible, but it is very common, especially in Asian products. Some people seem to have an allergic reaction to it. It also makes you thirsty. They used to produce it here in my hometown until they dumped 500 lbs of it in the main creek going through town and it killed all the fish and animal life. My dad was a pollution inspector and got his picture in the paper counting the dead fish. That was over 40 years ago and the creek has never recovered.
Q:are fuel system cleaners, and engine addatives good or do more harm to your car? I‘ve used both the engine oil addative seemed to make may car accelerate slower and feel kinda boggy?
Reducing Gas Prices We can reduce gas prices, and in many cases reduce our expenses in other areas, by reducing the demand for petroleum products. How do we reduce demand? Easy. Reduce consumption. Here are some suggestions on how to do that: 1. Make sure your tires are properly inflated. Improperly inflated tires reduce gas mileage. Most tires should be inflated to 32-35 psi, but look on your tires for specific numbers. 2. Make sure your engine is properly tuned. An out of tune engine wastes gas and money. Have it checked. 3. When you stop at a stop light, stay stopped until the light is green. Don’t try to ease up a little at a time – this not only wastes gas, but wears out your brakes sooner than normal. 4. Accelerate slowly. Rapid acceleration (“jack rabbit starts”) wastes gas. 5. Use synthetic oil whenever you change or have your oil changed. Since it’s synthetic, you are not using a petroleum product therefore you are reducing demand. Most cars actually get better gas mileage with synthetic oil, so it’s a win win. 6. Whenever possible, use alternative fuels such as biodiesel or E85. They not only reduce petroleum consumption, but they are cheaper and better for the environment. Unfortunately, they are not widely available yet in most places, but start asking about them when you buy gas and fuel distributors will begin to get the message; if they think there is a market, they will supply that market. 7. Don’t rush out to buy a new car… but if you are in the market for one anyway, consider buying a more fuel efficient car or even a hybrid car. Hybrid cars are more expensive but you can get a federal tax credit which will offset much of the extra expense and if you do a lot of driving, the money you save on gas will offset the rest. 8. Carpool.
Q:Is there any photo editor can have such images effects like water wave、additive noise?
I am not sure whether you use Windows Phone or not, as for Windows phone, I suggest you to download the Pony Photo, it has multiple images effects, such as Invert, Grayscale, Sepia, Pixel late, Blur, Sharpen, Jitter, Water Wave, Gamma Correction, Additive Noise, Vignette, Polaroid, Tilt Shift, Oil Painting, Rotate Channel, etc.
Q:4/9 is the additive inverse of which number?-4/9-9/44/99/4
-4/9 x is the additive inverse of y IFF y + x = 0 Thus the additive inverse of a real number is the negative of that number, since you have +4/9, the additive inverse is -4/9 Edit: Actually, what I have written is not really the definition of the additive
Q:I have been told most gasolines have an additive to remove water??
That is kind of a complex question actually. At the supply end of gasoline they sometimes put additives (demulsifiers) in to make the water fall out of gasoline so they can draw it off the bottom of the supply tanks. Hydrocarbons will absorb a certain amount of water and keep it entrained at different temperatures (all based on the saturation point). Most gasoline now has ethanol added at the truck rack before it goes to the gas stations. Ethanol will help the gasoline absorb water. A little bit of water isn't going to hurt anything as the car will just run it through with the gasoline, however large amounts of water can become problematic. If there's enough water in the gas to fall out and start forming water puddles on the bottom of your tank you can have a problem with your car trying to suck pure water through the system which obviously won't work too well. By adding a gas line drier to your fuel you will help it absorb the water and pass it on through with the fuel. If there's too much water you will need to try to drain the bottom off of your gas tank to remove it. This is the reason I tell everyone I know NOT to buy gasoline at a station where a truck is dropping fuel. All of the water that had fallen out of the fuel to the bottom of the tank is now being stirred into the rest of the gasoline and may take a couple of hours to fall back out. If you buy gas while the truck is discharging you stand a chance of getting some of the water that was on the bottom of the tank. They will tell you there's filters in the pumps to separate out the water before it gets to your car but they are not 100% effective.
Q:I am 35 years old and recently have experienced severe reactions to food additives and preservatives. I have taken all of the food allergy tests and they all have come back negative. When I eat foods that have additives or preservatives, I experience anything from anaphylaxis to nausea. I have tried to do research on this and have come up empty. I was wondering if anyone else has experienced similar symptoms.
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