Tall Oil Pitch

Tall Oil Pitch is made by distilling the tall oil which is the byproduct of sulphate pulp mill, contain lower boiling alcohol, ethers and palmitic acids. It is used as an emulsifier in SBR polymerization for fluidity increasing. It is used in ore flotation, corrosion inhibitors and crude dimers applications.

Substance Identification

Synonyms TOP40
CAS 8016-81-7
EINECS 232-414-4
FEMA N/A
HS.CODE 382313
Molecular Formula N/A
Moleclar Weight N/A

Application & Uses

  • an adhesion promoter of rubber to metal cord
  • applied for obtaining corrosion inhibitors
  • applied for obtaining environmentally-friendly types of fuel
  • as a bloating admixture at processing of claydite
  • as a component of drilling muds
  • as an air-entraining admixture in aerated concrete processing
  • at general rubber goods producing as the component in rubber softening agents
  • cardboard sizing
  • road construction
  • tall oil pitchs used in ore flotation, corrosion inhibitors and crude dimers applications

Sales Specification

ITEM VALUE
Acid Value, mgKOH/g 45-65
Diatomic Alcohol, % 9
Dissociate Fatty Acid, % 7
Dissociate Rosin Acid, % 23
Fatty Acid, % 29
Hydrocarbon, % 5
Monobasic Alcohol, % 11
Rosin Acid, % 7
Sterol, % 9
Solubility Insoluble in water

Package

  • Galvanized Iron Drum, 200kg net each

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GHS Hazard Statements

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Storage

  • additional special requirements to conditions of storage are not present
  • do not smoke in. it is necessary to exclude access of children and animals.the warehouse should provide protection of substance against direct influence of sunlights, humidity, pollution and mechanical damage
  • to keep far from sources of the open flame
  • to keep from direct sunlight
  • to keep in dry and good ventilated place separately from food. to keep far from sources of heat

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