Glycerol has a wide range of uses and is very common in daily life. General skin care products and cosmetics saponification substances contain a certain amount of glycerol. Let’s see what glycerol is and what its uses and functions are. First…
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As you now know the waste byproduct of making BioDiesel is raw Glycerol. This is the raw form of Glycerin which is used in many chemical applications from explosives to soap. Many people ask what to do with this raw…
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Glycerine is a versatile chemical product used in large range of fields. The use of refined Glycerine in the pharmaceutical industry as a solvent and as substrate for medications; in cosmetics industry for the production of soap and for the…
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A group of researchers from Spain and Greece are using glycerine co-product of biodiesel to substantially improve the thermal properties of ceramics. The new technique may be employed in the production of insulating bricks for the building industry. According to…
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The Global Oleochemicals Fatty Acids Market is valued at $16.4 billion and is expected to reach $30.62 billion by 2022 growing at a CAGR of 8.1% from 2014 and 2022. Some of the key drivers of the market include consumer-driven…
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The relative density of pure glycerin at 20°c is 1.6362, which is higher than water density. The density changes as the change of temperature. The temperature increases and the relative density decreases. The relative density of glycerin aqueous solution increases with the increase of…
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The quality problems of glycerol mainly including the smell of burnt, yellow color unqualified saponification equivalent,acrolein and reducing substances exceed the standard,chlorides, ash and carboniferous substances exceed regulations.There are several reasons for these problems as below. Oil: low grade oil generally…
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This colourless and odorless, sweet-tasting viscous liquid and it is hygroscopic. End-use applications for Glycerine include pharmaceutical applications, food and beverage ingredient, sweetener, Personal care items such as tooth pastes, cosmetics, soaps, polyether polyols, alkyd resins, explosives, humectants, coatings, Pet…
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Glycerin can be classified into natural glycerin which is derived from natural oils and fats, also called saponified glycerin, and synthetic glycerin which uses propylene as a raw material, depending on the production method. Compared with other glycerol, saponified glycerol…
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With the development of new application areas, the demand for refined glycerin in the European market is increasing. At the same time, the increase in biodiesel production has increased the supply of crude glycerin and expanded the source of refined…
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