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MF:	C18H30O3S
EINECS No.:	248-289-4
Appearance:	White or Light Yellow Viscous
Usage:	Cosmetic Raw Materials, Detergent

It is widely used as detergent materials

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1)How many tons does your factory can supply each moth?

30000tons/month

2)How to quarantee the quality of the products?

you can arrange SGS&BV or other quality inspection.

3)How many days you need to pepare the cargo after we made the order?

within 30 days.

Q: ok well, i already know what an additive inverse is, but i have to make a poster for math about it and i need a way how you can remember it: the rocks are one issue but the drift wood is something that is different many types of cichlids like acidic water and in the natural habitat the wood and plants cause the water to be slightly acidic they are not just for decorationbut give the water acidity for spawning try a small piece of slate put it on a slight angle right under the filter water fall( if u have one) they make nests around the slate and will protect it with their lives the water flow help oxygenate the fry don't bother them if they are protecting their nest it will stress them out africans are a very aggressive type of cichlids

Q: Is it safe to use and store gas with ethanol in lawnmowers, tillers and trimmers with additive added?: Unleaded petrol (gasoline) will clog the jets in the carburretor if left unused over winter. Additives will most likely exacerbate the problem. I would run the engines until the fuel tanks are dry and the engines stop for that reason. That is really the only way to ensure no fuel remains in the carburettors.

Q: What is the additive identity property and multiplicative identity property?Give examples please10 pts: the additive identity property is a + 0 0 + a a Example: 4y^2 + 0 0 + 4y^2 4y^2 the multiplicative identity property is a * 1 1 * a a Example: (-5x^3) (1) (1) (-5x^3) -5x^3

Q: Hasn‘t been rebuilt. Old 289 from 66 mustang. I‘m talking about how fuel in the 69s had lead which I think protected the valves but now with unleaded gas I heard that it could ruin the head.: needs hardened valve seats to run on the unleaded crappy corn gas we have now

Q: (1) 0(2) 1(3) -1(4) there is no such real number: I think the last time I changed them was in 1979!!!!! Wow! Maybe it's time!

Q: I‘ve got an older car. A ‘95 Saturn with 141,000 miles. I‘ve just noticed lately that it hasn‘t been getting as good of mileage. First, those fuel additives you see in the store(like GumOut), are they worth adding to your gas tank? I know they claim to be an injector cleaner and fuel system cleaner. Are they a waste of money/screw up my car? Or worth it?Second, how often should you get a tune-up? I get my oil changed regularly but what about a full tune-up and what exactly should they be doing with a tune-up? I think my last one was 3 years ago.: Probably need a Tune Up. Check your Air Filter yourself, if it is dirty/clogged etc then low power and bad fuel mileage. Fuel Addititives can help but can NOT fix a larger problem. Yes people swear by Seafoam, Lucas T

Q: I know that they have the same base gas, but each company adds its own additives. Will I notice a huge difference between shell or chevron&#39;s additives? Do you think one company has better gas than the other? Why?: The additives in both of these gases is designed to clean your engine valves of gunk. Gunk is a thick, black dirty kind of soot that collects on the engine valves which can cause the engine to run poorly after a while and eats more gas because they are dirty. They are not better gas, but it is the cleaning additives that are supposed to make them better for your engine because they keep the INSIDES of the engine cleaner. I have found that by using them, occasionally, they do clean the engine, keep it running smoother, and give just a bit better gas mileage. They cost more money, and so I use them and fill up with them from empty, if I feel my engine is getting a bit sluggish or the gas mileage is suffering, and they usually help. You do not need to use them 100% of the time, but it is good occasionally, when the tank is empty to fill it with Chevron or Shell, and then maybe a second tank full. It is also always better to stick to name brand, well know, gasoline. Cheap gas has no additives to clean your engine, and it can also be dirty which can clog your fuel pump, leading to engine failure.

Q: What happens if I have a GMC Sonoma with a Limited Slip Rear End and Non Synthetic or addictive is used? Just 80-90 was used?I have a clunking noise on my 2002 Sonoma and cant find anythingU-Joints are good, carrier bearing is good2002 GMCAutomatic4.3 Vortec: When does the clunk occur? EDIT: Alright, well that could be a few things. It kind of sounds to me like bad hub bearings. Get your tires off the ground and wiggle them up and down (not back and forth unless you wanted to check for bad ball joints). If there is play, then you will need a new hub assembly on that side. The other things I would check for are bad engine and transmission mounts, and the drive shaft-to pinion flange bolts to be sure they are not loose.

Q: There‘s like what, 600 different chemicals in a cigarette?Where do tobacco companies buy all of these chemicals they put in their tobacco? Wouldn‘t they need tons of it for how many cigarettes are pumped out a day?: I would imagine they buy them from an assortment of different supply houses. Are you aware that many of the additives are simple food grade flavorings? You say 600. Some say 4000. I've seen some people claim there are up to 10,000. No one seems to be able to name them or provide a complete list. People get confused about figures. A cigarette could contain only five additives but when they burn they produce other chemical compounds.

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