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Regulations antistatic agents

Piperidinium chloride, I,I-dimethyI-as plant growth regulator, 1, 191 Piperidinium salts antistatic agents, 1, 409 hair conditioning, 1, 408 NMR, 2, 160 Piperidinols polymers, 1, 284... [Pg.746]

The Carra Letter went on to address the implications of making a yarn treatment product before it is added to the yarn to which it will provide antistatic properties. If a salt form of antistatic agent is made by pH neutralization of an acid precursor during the formulation process of making the yarn treatment product, then the salt does provide a primary purpose of the yarn treatment product, and it is not exempt from the Inventory and PMN regulations. This is the case even if other yarn treatment ingredients are present in the formulation when the acid precursor is neutralized. The distinction between this example and the polymer salt example is that the polymer salts were made as part of the ink formulation and do not contribute a primary performance characteristic of ink, but in this example the acid is made as part of a product that is intended only as a yarn treatment and it does contribute one of the primary performance characteristics of the yarn treatment product. [Pg.174]

Antistatic agents are incorporated in plastics to prevent or reduce the build-up of static charges on the surface of a product. They must be able to stand the processing temperatures used and not interact negatively with other additives (some cationic and anionic antistats interfere with PVC heat stabilisers). They must also satisfy food contact regulations, and not adversely affect performance in other ways. [Pg.31]

The incorporation of an antistatic agent has little or no effect on the mechanical, chemical, or thermal properties and no effect on the processing conditions. However, the presence of antistatic agents may affect the transparency and printability and may make PE non-compliant with US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) regulations, although FDA-approved antistatic agents are available. [Pg.91]

Hartamide. [Hart Chem. Ltd.] Fatty acid alkanolamides couiding agent detergent foam and emulsion stabilizer, vise, regulator, lubricant antistat for doeigents and cosmetics. [Pg.166]

Empirical (C3H2O2 C2H40)x xNa Uses Antistat, binder, emulsion stabilizer, film-former, vise, control agent in cosmetics skin moisture regulator for moisturizing creams and lotions... [Pg.3967]

Uses W/o emulsifier, solvent, solubilizer, antistat, lubricant, spreading agent for bath oils, household prods., textiles, pharmaceuticals Regulatory SARA 311/312, 313 nonreportable TDG, DOT not regulated Canada, Australia, EU, USA, Japan, China, Korea, Philippines compliant Properties Yel. liq. sol. inveg., min. oils, cottonseed oil, IPM, IPP, isopropyl palmi-tate water disp. sp.gr. 1 vise. 175 cps b.p. > 100 C HLB9.5 pour pt. -5.56 C flash pt. (OC)>149 C 90-100% act. [Pg.127]

Uses Surfactant dewetting agent antistat Features Incompat. with soap and anionic surfactants Regulatory DOT regulated... [Pg.137]

Uses Antistat, dye carrier, humectant, lubricant, release agent, plasticizer for adhesives, capsules, ceramic glazes, creams and lotions, deodorant sticks, inks, lipsticks food-pkg. adhesives and food-contact articles surfactant intermediate Regulatory FDA21CFR 175.105,178.3750,178.3910 EPA regulated Properties Liq. sol. in water, methanol, ethanol, acetone, trichloroethylene, Cello-solve , Carbitol , dibutyl phthalate, toluene m.w. 380420 sp.gr. 1.1254 dens. 9.39 Ib/gal vise. 7.3 cSt (210 F) fp. 4-8 C flash pt. (CCC) > 350 F ref index 1.465 pH 4.5-7.5 (5% aq.) surf. tens. 44.5 dynes/cm Carbowax PEG 540 Blend [Dow]... [Pg.220]

Uses Rheology control agent, wetting modifier for polyesters intermediate for antistats, surfactants, and lubricants when reacted with inorg. bases or amines Regulatory DOT not regulated... [Pg.353]

Uses Wetting agent, emulsifer for nonpolar liqs, detergent, thickener, corrosion inhibitor, antistat, softener, bactericide in paints, textiles dispersant for clay and pigments, in acid dairy cleaners, in oil well acidifying and sec, recovery operations Reguiatory DOT regulated SARA 311/312 immediate health hazard, 313 nonre-... [Pg.749]

Uses Antistat, vise, control agent, cosurfactant, emollient, humectant, pigment, conditioner, lubricant for cosmetics, personal care prods. lipotropic drug methyl donor for fermentation osmotic pressure regulator, methyl donor for foods, pharmaceuticals, dental applies. [Pg.1994]


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