T-Det® A 2623

Identification & Functionality

Chemical Family

Alcohols

Cleaning Ingredients Functions

Surfactant,

Surfactant (Nonionic)

Technologies

Cleaning Ingredients

Product Families

Cleaning Ingredients — Soaps & Surfactants

Nonionic Surfactants

Features & Benefits

Labeling Claims

Biodegradable,

CleanGredients (DfE),

Conflict minerals-free,

Food Allergen-free,

GenX-free,

Heavy Metal-free,

Irradiation-free,

Melamine-free,

No Added PFAS,

Not Tested on Animals,

PFOA-free,

PFOS-free,

Pesticide-free,

Preservative-free

HII Features

Detergency

Applications & Uses

Markets

HI&I Care

Applications

HI&I Care — Home Care

Surface Care

HI&I Care — Institutional & Industrial Care

Industrial Cleaning

Home Care Applications

Detergents

I&I Cleaning Applications

Detergents

Properties

Physical Form

Solid

Appearance

White to yellow solid (at 68°F)

Compatible with

Cationic surfactants, Anionic surfactants

Stable in

Salts, Acidic media, Alkaline media

Typical Properties

	Value	Units	Test Method / Conditions
Cloud Point (1% Aqueous)	min. 100	°C	—
Moles EO	23.0	—	—
HLB Value	16.6	—	—
Moisture Content	max. 1	%	Karl Fischer
Activity	min. 99	%	—
pH (5% Aqueous)	5 - 7	—	—
Melting Point	approx. 101	°F	—
Color	max. 250	—	APHA
Hydroxyl Number	40 - 55	mg KOH/g	—
Specific Gravity	approx. 0.99	—	—

Regulatory & Compliance

Certifications & Compliance

California Transparency in Supply Chains Act of 2010,

Coalition of Northeastern Governors (CONEG),

Directive 2002/95/EC,

EPA Registered,

RoHS Compliant

Chemical Inventories

AICS (Australia),

DSL (Canada),

ECL (Korea),

EINECS (EU),

ENCS (Japan),

IECSC (China),

NZIoC (New Zealand),

PICCS (Phillipines),

TCSI (Taiwan),

TSCA (USA)

Storage & Handling

Storage, Stability and Handling Information

It should not be mixed with concentrated oxidizing or reducing agents, since the mixture of these compounds with organic compounds could potentially be explosive.