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Hydroxypropyl Methyl Cellulose (HPMC)-Plaster (Gypsum Based) -A

Hydroxypropyl Methyl Cellulose (HPMC)-Plaster (Gypsum Based) -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.  

Plaster/Render

Cement based plaster/render is the finishing material that can be applied to any interior or exterior walls.

HPMC plays an vital role in improving various properties like sag resistance, workability, water retention, thickening effect and so on.

Recommend grades: HPMC 75SS-K (100000mpa.s-200000mpa.s)

Q:Idk if this a crazy thought. But do some food companies add chemicals that work on ur brain to make you want more? For instance, potatoe chips, one company says on the package you cant eat more than one or something like that. So can they add something to make you want more of them?
Salt, MSG, or sugar. Our bodies naturally crave salt and sugar, and MSG is a savory additive that our tongues can pick up. It is what helps make chinese food so addictive. But its nothing out of the ordinary. Just stuff that anyone can get. What makes foods addictive is the taste, and the natural cravings that our bodies have for certain chemicals like salt and sugar. And, just for the person who answered before, people still love McDonald's fries. I bet people could announce they used dead babies in their fries, and people would still eat them, haha.
Q:and the multiplicative inverse of 1/4? thank you for your help
The inverse with respect to an operation of a certain number is a number which after operating with it equals to identity. Identity with respect to an operation is a number which after operating with the particular number a equals to a. e.g. Identity with respect to addition (additive identity) is 0 because a + 0 a Whenever we add 0 to anything the answer will always be the original number with which it was getting added. and Identity with respect to multiplication (multiplicative identity) is 1 because a x 1 a Whenever we multiply anything by 1, the answer will always be the original number with which it was getting multiplied. So inverse with respect to addition (additive inverse) of a number would be such a number that when we add both the numbers, the sum should be equal to identity (additive identity 0) a + (-a) 0 so, additive inverse of a number is negative of that number. That means additive inverse of 2 is -2, of 5 is -5, of 6^5 is -6^5 and so on. Similarly the inverse with respect to multiplication (multiplicative inverse) of a number is such a number that when we multiply both of them, the product should be equal to identity (multiplicative identity 1) a x 1/a 1 so, multiplicative inverse of a number is reciprocal of that number. That means multiplicative inverse of 2 is 1/2, of 5 is 1/5, of 6^5 is 1/6^5 and so on. So, ADDITIVE INVERSE OF 2/3 is -2/3 and MULTIPLICATIVE INVERSE of 1/4 is 4
Q:The additive is sold at auto parts stores and the label claims it is legal to use. Anybody have more information?
Its legal because it doesnt do anything. You will still fail your emissions test if you don't get your car fixed.
Q:I'm taking an Abstract Algebra class and need help with this homework question: List all subgroups of the additive group of integers.
Subgroups Of Z
Q:From STP oil treatment to Slick 50. Do they work?
My father has been a mechanic for over 36 years. He had previously rebuilt a motor on our pickup. We had been running Mobil 1 Synthetic oil and had also put in Slick 50 once. He said that the inside of the engine looked extremely clean and almost new in some areas. We put Mobil 1 in a few other vehicles. In one of our pickups, it seemed to start using (burning) the oil afterwards. We didn't worry too much and simply added what it needed between oil changes (every 5000 or 7500). We never had problems with those engines.
Q:Fuel system cleaner.
There is a difference between oil additives and fuel additives so using either one doesn't affect the other.
Q:When you buy a cup of coffee at a store or at a gas station, what do they put in the coffee besides coffee beans and water? For example, I have heard that they put preservatives in coffee sometimes. Can coffee contain any vegetable oil products (such as mono-and-diglycerides?) When I eat things with vegetable oil I am convinced I have an adverse reaction, which I think I can get to a slighter degree from drinking coffee, which is why I asked. I am convinved vegetable oil is very unhealthy.
This Site Might Help You. RE: Are there any food additives in coffee besides beans and water? When you buy a cup of coffee at a store or at a gas station, what do they put in the coffee besides coffee beans and water? For example, I have heard that they put preservatives in coffee sometimes. Can coffee contain any vegetable oil products (such as mono-and-diglycerides?) When I eat things.
Q:I know what an additive inverse is,(5,-5 2,-2) but what I dont get is why its called the additive inverse. If you take a number like -5 then shouldnt the additive inverse be correctly called 10 to get 5? because its the add-itive inverse(opposite).
In addition, 0 is theadditive identity" in the sense that N+ additive inverse = N Partly this comes from the idea that themultiplicative identity" is 1 since 1*N = N*1 = N The multiplicative inverse of n/m is m/n since n/m * m/n is the multiplicative identity. As you learn more math, you will see these ideas generalize to matrices and groups, so it is perhaps unfair to expect that it makes sense right now. Theadditive inverse" has the property that when you add it to a number, you get theadditive identity"
Q:The animaniacs do a song about food additives. where can i find the lyrics for that song?
Animaniacs Friendship Song
Q:US Lubrizol gasoline additive is good
100,000 yuan less than the car, with mineral oil SJ / CF 15W / 40;

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