D100

D100 refers to a group of chemicals primarily composed of C13-C15 paraffins and naphthenes. Here's a detailed explanation:

What is D100?

• D100: In the chemical industry, D100 commonly refers to a blend of medium-chain alkanes (paraffins) and naphthenes (cyclic compounds) with carbon chain lengths typically ranging from 13 to 15 carbon atoms.

Properties:

• Structure:

• Paraffins: Saturated hydrocarbons that are often linear or branched. They are generally stable and have good lubricating properties.

• Naphthenes: Cyclic hydrocarbons that are typically less saturated than paraffins. They have a ring structure, which can provide unique properties to the blend.

• Physical Properties:

• D100 compounds typically have high boiling points and low vapor pressures, making them useful in various industrial applications.

• They are usually colorless and odorless, which makes them suitable for products where these characteristics are desirable.

Applications:

1. Solvents:

• D100 blends are used as solvents in paints, coatings, and cleaning agents.

2. Lubricants:

• These blends are used in lubricant formulations, as they can enhance viscosity and stability.

3. Chemical Industry:

• D100 can act as a raw material in the production of other chemicals or be involved in various chemical processes.

Health and Safety:

• D100 blends are generally considered safe when handled properly. However, it's important to follow safety protocols, as inhalation or skin contact can cause irritation.

 

D100 can be supplied in Bulk, IBC, Drums.

 

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