PROPYLENE CARBONATE - ALLCHEM

PROPYLENE CARBONATE - ALLCHEM is an excellent solvent for various organic and inorganic materials, used in applications such as surface cleaners, degreasers, dyes, fibers, plastics, batteries, aromatic hydrocarbons, and natural gas, and it also acts as a gellant for clays and a binder for foundry sand molds.
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Identification & Functionality

Chemical Family
Carbonates
Chemical Name
Propylene carbonate
Tilley Product Number
12219-01
Cleaning Ingredients Functions
Solvent
Industrial Additives Functions
Binder,
Solvent
Plastics & Elastomers Functions
Solvent
Technologies
Cleaning Ingredients,
Plastics
Product Families
Cleaning Ingredients — Functional Additives
Solvents & Carriers
Plastics — Polymer Additives
Processing Aids

Applications & Uses

Markets
HI&I Care
Applications
HI&I Care — Home Care
Surface Care
HI&I Care — Institutional & Industrial Care
Institutional & Catering
Home Care Applications
Multipurpose Surface Cleaners
I&I Cleaning Applications
Degreasers
Industrial Additives End Use
Batteries,
Dye,
Fibers,
Foundry Sand

Properties

Physical Form
Liquid