Products

Mosselman Pine Oil 70% is a clear colorless to pale brownish liquid having a strong, piny odor. The main constituent is a mixture of terpene alcohols and hydrocarbons.

Mosselman Amide KDO (68155-07-7, 8051-30-7, 68603-42-9) is a coconut diethanolamide obtained by the reac-tion of coconut oil with diethanolamine.

Mosselman Lanolin 75 EO (61790-81-6) is a polyoxyethylene condensate of lanolin with 75 moles of ethyleneoxide. It is a hard pale yellow wax with a faint fruitly odor. Lanolin 75 EO is particulary indicated for use in aqueous or aqueous-alcoholic lotions, mainly in shampoos, skin cleansing and after-shave lotions.

Mosselman Stearic Acid 1898 (57-11-4) is the most common saturated fatty acid occurring in natural fats. The commercial stearic acid contains palmitic and stearic acid. Stearic acid is used in the manufacture of stearates, lubricants, soaps, cosmetics etc. Further applications are in rubber compounds, coatings, food packaging and candles.

Mosselman Amide ODV (93-83-4) is an oleic diethanolamide obtained by reaction of oleic acid with an excess of diethanolamine. This amide finds use in a variety of industrial cleaners where it acts as a viscosity builder, for foam boosting and foam stabilizing, as dispersing agent, emulsifier and corrosion inhibitor. Amide ODV improves the detergency of other surfactants.

Mosselman PEG 6000 Flakes (25322-68-3) Polyethylene glycols are water-soluble polymers of the polyether alcohol types. They are used as plasticizer, humectant, lubricant, dispersing agent, solubilizer and mold-release agent.

Mosselman Tall Oil Fatty Acids 25/30 (8002-26-4) oil is a by-product in the production of wood pulp by the Kraft process. The “black liquor” which is obtained in the purification of the wood pulp which contains the sodium soap of the tall oil fatty acids and rosin acids. By acidification a mixture of fatty acids and rosin acids is obtained. By further distillation the fatty acids and the rosin acids are separated.

Mosselman Tall Oil Fatty Acids N (61790-12-3) oil is a by-product in the production of wood pulp by the Kraft process. The “black liquor” which is obtained in the purification of the wood pulp which contains the sodium soap of the tall oil fatty acids and rosin acids. By acidification a mixture of fatty acids and rosin acids is obtained. By further distillation the fatty acids and the rosin acids are separated.