100% natural pure fatory wholesale Industrial grade skin care Turpentine Essential Oil at best price
Application
Daily chemical industry
Pharmaceutical raw materials
Paint industry
Pesticide industry
Paper industry
Textile industry
Description
Turpentine is widely used as chemical raw material, and it is widely used in art, glass, paint, camphor manufacturing, pharmaceutical, rosin manufacturing and other industries. Turpentine can be used to produce synthetic camphor, synthetic mint tablets, turpentine and synthetic fragrance, etc. It is also widely used in paint industry, pesticide industry, paper industry and textile industry. Turpentine is used in a variety of household cleaners, dehydrators, metal flotation agents and solvents.
Specification
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Standards |
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Characters |
yellow liquid with pleasant flower scent. |
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Relative density (20/20℃) |
0.850-0.870 |
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Refractive index (20℃) |
1.466-1.477 |
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Solubility (20℃) |
Soluble in ethanol, and chloroform, ether or glacial acetic acid can be arbitrarily mixed, insoluble in water |
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Assay |
≥90% |
Benefits & Functions
Turpentine is mainly used to promote blood circulation, as well as sterilization and disinfection, and is often used to treat the pain symptoms caused by rheumatoid arthritis. Turpentine is extracted from the pinaceae plant and obtained by distillation. It is volatile and has a distinctive smell. Turpentine is mainly used in the production of paint and adhesive in industry, and widely used in medicine, mainly to relieve muscle pain and treat arthralgia and neuralgia. When sprain, turpentine can also be used to promote blood circulation and reduce inflammation
Applications
Turpentine, a kind of essential oil, is an important industrial raw material. Turpentine is a liquid obtained by distillation or other means from the resins of conifers, mainly terpenes. Turpentine can be mixed with chloroform, ether or acetic acid in any proportion, but is insoluble in water. Turpentine is a flammable liquid with high flash point. It is volatile and produces a lot of smoke when burning. As a chemical raw material, turpentine is widely used in art glass, paint, camphor manufacturing, pharmaceutical, rosin production and other industries have opportunities to contact turpentine.
