They are white, fine powder, insoluble in water. When mixed with hot, strong mineral acids, they decomposed into stearic acid and corresponding zinc salts.They are widely used as lubricants, slipping agents, heat-stabilizers, mould releasing agents a... - Update: 2007-12-26

They are white, fine powder, insoluble in water. When mixed with hot, strong mineral acids, they decomposed into stearic acid and corresponding zinc salts. They are widely used as lubricants, slipping agents, heat-stabilizers, mould releasing agents ... - Update: 2007-12-26

Used in photographic and electroplate applications, For purifying soft water and tanning hides, As a reducing agent, fixers, blush preventive agent, deoxidizer, sulfur dyeing agent, anti-whiting agent, detergent, disinfectant and color faking agent - Update: 2007-12-26

Xanthan Gum has an excellent tolerance to the changes of temperature, acid, alaline and salt. Meanwhile, it can extremely increase the products penetrating ability and suspending performa to small solid materials, and reduce the pressure loss during ... - Update: 2007-12-26

it can be used for the production of stearic acid and stearates; normally it can be used for the production of soaps or the like; lightly hydrogenated oil can be used in the food industry - Update: 2007-12-26

we are the manufacory in china making stearic acid and paraffin wax ,zinc stearate,calcium stearate,palm wax,xanthan gum, caustic soda,Sodium thiosulphate,diphenylamine,glycerine,calcium carbide,hygrogenated oil,atomised ferrosilicon,Pro... - Update: 2007-12-26

paraffin wax has excellent properties of plasticity, and combustibility, which are widely applied in a wide varieties of industrial sectors, such as electronic industry. Textile industry, packaging and so on. - Update: 2007-12-26

It's the kinds of basic material for organic synthesis, and can produce acetylene gas for cutting and welding, also be material for calcium cyanamidei??reacting with water to bring about ethane and reacting with nitrogen to product lime nitrogen and ... - Update: 2007-12-26