Hydroxypropyl starch CAS 9049-76-7
Chemical Name: Hydroxypropyl starch
Synonyms: Starch 2-hydroxypropyl ether; Hydroxypropyl starch ether; 2-Hydroxypropyl starch
Cas No.: 9049-76-7
Molecular Fomula: C24H42O21
Molecular Weight: 666.57768
Appearance:?White Powder
Description
Hydroxypropyl starch Quick Details
Chemical Name: Hydroxypropyl starch
Cas No.: 9049-76-7
Molecular Fomula: C24H42O21
Chemical Structure:
Molecular Weight: 666.57768
Appearance:?White Powder
Typical Properties
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Specification
Solubility
Almost insoluble in cold water and ethanol (96%)
Hydroxypropyl starch Application:
1) Hydroxypropyl starch food industry: Hydroxypropyl starch can be used as a thickener, suspending agent, and adhesive.
2) Hydroxypropyl starch papermaking industry: Hydroxypropyl starch is used as internal sizing and surface sizing for paper. Hydroxypropyl starch makes the printing ink bright and uniform, reduces ink consumption, makes the film smooth, and has a certain ability to remove hair.
3) Hydroxypropyl starch textile industry: Hydroxypropyl starch can be used as warp yarn sizing to improve wear resistance and weaving efficiency during weaving. Hydroxypropyl starch with a high degree of substitution can be used as printing paste.
4) Hydroxypropyl starch pharmaceutical industry: Hydroxypropyl starch can be used as a disintegrant for tablets.
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