SLES with High Purity and Competitive Price and Strong Package

SLES with High Purity and Competitive Price and Strong Package

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1.Structure of Sodium Lauryl Ether Sulfate70%(SLES70%) Description：

CAS No.:	68585-34-2
MF:	RO(CH2CH2O)nSO3Na
EINECS No.:	221-416-0
Appearance:	White or Light Yellow Viscous
Usage:	Cosmetic Raw Materials, Detergent

2.Main Features of Sodium Lauryl Ether Sulfate70%(SLES70%) ：

With excellent detergency,emulsification and foamability,it is easy to dissolve in water.As well as favorable hard-water resistency and high-biodegradation,it is popular with customers both at home and abroad.

3. Sodium Lauryl Ether Sulfate70%(SLES70%) Images

SLES with High Purity and Competitive Price and Strong Package

4. Sodium Lauryl Ether Sulfate70%(SLES70%) Specification

Items	Specification
Active matter, %	68-72
Free Oil,%	3.5 max.
Sodium sulfate, %	1.5 max.
1,4-Dioxane, PPM	30 max.
pH value ( 25 oC , 2% Am.aq.sol)	7.0~9.5
Color, Hazen (5%Am.aq.sol)	20 max.
Chloride ion , %	0.3 Max

5.FAQ

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: anybody here knows the difference of organic iron salt (ex. F.gluconate) vs inorganic (ex. F.sulfate)?: It it's organic, then the anion (the negative ion) is the conjugate base of an organic acid. If it's inorganic, then the original acid was inorganic (like H2SO4 making sulphates).

Q: What is the inorganic salt in the egg: Fat (g) .1 niacin (mg) .2 iron (mg 1.6

Q: Please help i need the answer for a classwork assignment due today. I&#39;ve looked everywhere online but i cant find the answer.: the web page (below) discusses: Basal Salt Mixtures The use of balanced salt solution (BSS) in cell and tissue culture is generally attributed to early workers in the field. In 1885, Sydney Ringer developed a solution of inorganic salts designed to maintain contractility of mammalian heart tissue. A less specific salt solution was designed by Tyrode for use in work with primary mammalian cells. Tyrode's salt solution became the accepted fluid for diluting protein components of media of natural origin. Since that time, many other balanced salt solutions have been developed for use in cell and tissue culture. The current role of balanced salt solution in cell culture is multi-faceted and can be divided into four principle functions. see web page for extensive discussion on the good things about it

Q: What is the composition of inorganic salts?: Inorganic salts are inorganic compounds in the salt, formerly known as minerals

Q: Why is the inorganic salt left after the burning of the food: Food contains protein, fat, inorganic salts and water and other substances in the process of combustion in addition to inorganic salts and the rest of the water are burned, and water in the combustion process evaporates. So take the only inorganic salt.

Q: would heterotrophic organism grow well in inorganic salt media? why or why not?: No. Heterotrophs get energy from the environment in the form of chemical bonds within organic molecules (such as glucose). An inorganic salt medium would not supply the needed organic molecules. Your heterotroph would starve.

Q: Is urea an inorganic salt?: Is not organic matter ah inorganic salts are present in the body and food minerals in the mineral, composed of organic matter and inorganic synthesis of the human body has been found to have more than 20 kinds of essential inorganic salts, about 4 to 5% of body weight. More (> 5g) for calcium, phosphorus, potassium, sodium, chlorine, magnesium, sulfur seven; daily dietary requirements are more than 100mg, known as constant elements. Other low content, with the modern analysis of technological progress Iron, copper, zinc, manganese, cobalt, molybdenum, selenium, chromium, nickel, silicon, fluorine, vanadium and other elements were found by atomic absorption spectroscopy, neutron activation, plasma emission spectroscopy and other trace analysis methods. But also the human body is necessary, the daily dietary requirements for the amount of μg ~ mg called trace elements.

Q: I am told to find which bottled mineral water brands contain the most mineral salts.But im not sure if the mineral salt here is talking about the common table salt (Sodium Chloride) or the chemical salt (ionic compounds such as sulfate and chloride) or the whole list of dietary minerals (potassium, chlorine, calcium, magnesium, ect.) I normally think it is just the table salt but im afraid I might get wrong. So what is the exact definition?: it okorder /C005969/mi... "Mineral salts are inorganic (carbon-free) elements that turn to ash when burned. "

Q: What is the use of inorganic salts in plants? How is it discharged: Plants need inorganic salts, just as people need trace elements, the growth of auxiliary organisms can be through the leaves of the surface of the pores, with the water discharged together

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