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SYLFAT™ FA1

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Chemical Name: Fatty acids, tall-oil
CAS Number: 61790-12-3
Chemical Family: Fatty Acids
End Uses: Plasticizers, Cleaners, Metal Working Fluids, Lubricants, Oil Field Chemical, Lubricant Additives, Alkyd Resins
Labeling Claims: Bio-based
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Identification & Functionality

Chemical Family
Base Chemicals Functions
CAS No.
61790-12-3
EC No.
263-107-3

SYLFAT™ FA1 Features & Benefits

Labeling Claims
Base Chemicals Features
Product Highlights
  • C18 monocarboxylic acid functionality
  • Low saturated fatty acid content
  • Reactive polyunsaturation
  • 100% bio-based content

Applications & Uses

Applications
  • Dimer Acids
  • Oilfield chemicals
  • Asphalt emulsifiers
  • Lubricant additives
  • Metalworking fluids
  • Plasticizers
  • Textile drawing lubricants
  • Specialty industrial and household cleaners

Properties

Insoluble in
Water

Packaging & Availability

Packaging
  • SYLFAT FA1 tall oil fatty acid is delivered as liquid in 420 lb net steel drums or as bulk in totes, tank trucks, or tank cars (as available)

Storage & Handling

Storage

SYLFAT FA1 Tall Oil Fatty Acid should be stored dry and below 77 °F, (25 °C) and away from direct sunlight. The product must be retested after longer storage to ensure the properties are within specification limits. Since color changes of >1 Gardner unit can be seen over time due to oxygen or heat exposure, testing of product in applications sensitive to color is recommended prior to use. If precipitation occurs, it does not affect the use of the product as a chemical raw material. Slight heating to about 104 °F, (40 °C) dissolves the precipitated material.

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