• Carbon Black Special For Ink/Color Paste System 1
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Carbon Black Special For Ink/Color Paste

Carbon Black Special For Ink/Color Paste

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Tianjin
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TT OR LC
Min Order Qty:
20 m.t.
Supply Capability:
8000 m.t./month

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Carbon Black #1 

Product Description:

carbon black # 1: 
1. Used in dark black painting
2.Product Status:Black powder or granular; 
3.Standard: ISO 9001:2000 

Suggest for Use:


Use: Used in dark black painting. High range plastics, spraying and toning if synthetic fiber. Phonorecorder,

 high range deep dark leather.

TDS of the Carbon Black # 1

Product Varieties

# 1

Pouring density(kg/m3)

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Iodine absorption Value(g/kg)

272~288

300%modulus(Mpa)

-4.9~2.9

DBP absorption Value (10-5m2/kg)

45~55

Ash content

1.0%

24Mn DBP(10-5m2/kg)

70~80

45um sieve residue

≤100%

CTAB surface area(103m2/kg)

198

500um sieve residue

≤0.001%

STSA/(103m2/kg)

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Impurity

NO

Nsa surface area(103m2/kg)

111~121

Fine content

≤10%

Tint strength(%)

130

Tensile strength(Mpa )

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Heatloss(%)

1.5

Elongation at failure

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Safety:

As a matter of good industrial hygiene, gloves and safety glasses with side shields or better eye protection should 

be worn when handing Carbon Black ,For more information, refer to the MSDS.


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Carbon Black Special For Ink/Color Paste

 


Q:any ideas (: ?
To preserve the product during shelf life. Coloring is also used to present the same color in each batch.
Q:I am wondering if pure gasoline like we use to have before idiots took control of our country is available somewhere here in San Diego, not Mexico I‘m aware it‘s available there but cannot be transported back in any quantity that exceeds your vehicles normal gas tank (again idocracy). If not is there an additive that will significantly and cost effectively counteract the negative side-effects of deathanol. Thanks in advance; and I‘m not interested in hearing how wonderful and responsible ethanol is nor our being forced to use it. Please!
I agree with you. This crap costs more in lost fuel mileage then in helps. I have a 77' olds cutlass with a v8 engine and auto trans. I have had this car for almost 20 years. When I first got it, I averaged 22mpg at 55mph. Not bad for a v8. Now with this E-crap, I'm lucky if I get 18mpg. I have started using Lucas fuel system additive and have found my mileage has increases to about 21mpg. I use it also in my 97' chevy truck and it has helped increase my mileage from 16mpg to 18. I have also found that it is more cost effective if I buy the large bottle. A small bottle is about 5 bucks and treats 20 gallons, where as the large bottle is about 20 bucks and I can get 5 small bottles out of it. Hope this helps. Christopher
Q:I see a lot of fuel Treatment cleaners out on the shelfs. Which one is best? And Why????
ok, first off you're probably in the wrong section for asking this question however, unless it is recommended by the manufacturer i wouldn't use it. NOTE: Walmart, AutoZone, etc DO NOT manufacture automobiles. I do not recommend additives whatsoever, unless it tells u to add something to your fuel system in your owner's manual just don't do it.
Q:What is the best source of Organic Acai that doesnt have any added ingredients or additives?
the spelling is diffrent .
Q:I was wondering if the Republic Tobacco company has any additives in it. If they do, are Top rolled cigarettes healthier than mainstream cigs like Camel or Marlboro?
Because most of the additives are use as flavor enhancers, it is difficult to get specific lists of the quantities and types of additives. Many corporations look at these as trade secrets. There are as many as 1400 additives currently being used with new ones being developed daily. Each country has it's own list of approved additives. There are brands with no additives, American Spirit comes to mind. I haven't seen a side by side comparison between Republic American Tobacco but my guess is that they would be comparable. If you really want to find a healthier tobacco, look for something organic, additive free., It'll still kill you.
Q:I just bought a 1975 165 hp straight 6 merccruiser in a 21‘ Manatee boat. It‘s a Chevy 6 cylinder that Merccruiser modified for boating purposes. It runs perfect but since it‘s so old do I need to use a lead additive in the gas? I can‘t ask the previous owner as it was purchased at an estate sale.
Nope. Your Mercruiser IL 6 was designed to run on 87 octane unleaded fuel. The elimination of leaded gasoline began in 1974, GMC and Mercruiser where already producing unleaded tolerant engines in 1972. Use no additives, unless you use your boat less than once a week. If you use your boat infrequently, it's a good idea to add the appropriate amount of fuel stabilizer, such as Mercurys' Stor-Clean. If you are using ethanol enhanced gasoline (E10, E15) , it's a good idea to install a water separating filter between the tank and the fuel pump. Because ethanol can erode older types of rubber that where used in fuel lines and fuel pump diaphragms, you might also add a clear filter between the fuel pump and the carburetor. If you have any rubber erosion, you will see black stuff in the filter, and you will need to upgrade your fuel lines and fuel pump.
Q:I have recently started a juice fast and today is my fourth day. It will go for as long as I have the money to buy the produce. I might go for 30 days but at the least, it will be 7-10 days maybe 14.Some people say to use additives like green algae, hemp oil, ground up flax seeds and such. I would htink that two tablespoons of ground up flax seeds is like eating something bulky that my system will have to digest?? Right? I just need to know what kind of additives would be beneficial when on a juice fast or if I should just drink the juice plain. Also, please tell me what kind of a juicer you have as our champion is old and does not get enough juice. I want to replace it with something like the solostar II which I have read a lot of good reports on. They say that Norwalk Press is the best but that is WAY too much money. I can barely afford my produce right now.Thanks,Shawn
I've read that when fasting you should avoid vitamins and particularly oil-soluble vitamins. That being said, I think the additives you mention sound ok, except that I've never tried hemp oil. I would probably stick with the flax seeds for the EFAs--its use is well-established. The little bit of fiber won't hurt. Don't get too much of the green algae supplement until you make sure you like it. I got a bottle of powdered spirulina a few years back and found that it was absolutely unpalatable. Now I stick to powdered barley grass--my favorite is the original Green Magma. You can drink it straight mixed into a glass of water in the place of one of your juice meals. My juicer is a Samson GB-9001. It runs about $210-$220 and I love it. It's very powerful and useful for cooking tasks as well as juicing--I use it when I can tomato sauce and whenever I make Indian foods. It does a great job of juicing vegetables, but isn't recommended if you're juicing exclusively something hard like carrots. When juicing carrots you need to alternate the carrots with something leafy so that carrots get caught up in the auger. It's great for juicing leafy greens. Clean-up is a breeze, just disassemble and toss all the parts into the dishwasher. The Solostar II looks very similar to the Samson, except the Solostar is a few bucks more. I've never used the Solostar, but I can say that I'm pleased as punch with the Samson. Oh and make sure that you're doing the recommended internal cleansing while you're on this extended fast. It's important since without solid foods you aren't eliminating.
Q:please help! I need it for my report.
Sodium Nitrite. Nearly all processed meats are made with sodium nitrite: breakfast sausage, hot dogs, bacon, lunch meat, and even meats in canned soup products. Yet this ingredient may be a precursor to highly carcinogenic nitrosaminespotent cancer-causing chemicals that may accelerate the formation and growth of cancer cells throughout the body. In a University of Hawaii study, participants who consumed the most processed meats showed a 67 percent increased risk of pancreatic cancer over those who consumed little or no meat products. The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) actually tried to ban sodium nitrite in the 1970s, but was preempted by the meat processing industry, which relies on the ingredient to make foods look more appealing. Some meats are now processed without using sodium nitrite, and the USDA has set limits on the quantities in which it can be used.
Q:what is the additive inverse of 1 over a? 1 _ a
The additive inverse or opposite of 1/a is -1/a.

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