Products in Solvents: Good Solubility

WACKER® AK 0,65 is a hexamethyldisiloxane. Its chemical structure gives it an exceptional property profile that distinguishes it from organic materials like mineral oils. It exhibits good dielectric properties, low surface tension, high surface activity, and is chemically highly unreactive. Additionally, it has a low solidifying point.

Cepsa Chemicals Acetone is a co-product of phenol production via the cumene route. Cumene is obtained through the solid-bed alkylation of benzene with propylene. Acetone is known for its strong solvent properties and high evaporation rate, making it useful in dissolving natural and synthetic oils, resins, gums, waxes, and more. It is commonly employed in the extraction and purification of organic compounds, as well as in various applications such as paints, adhesives, and inks.

Tokuyama Methylene Chloride for industrial use is highly volatile and nonflammable, and among chlorinated solvents, it demonstrates excellent solubility for fats and oils. Consequently, methylene chloride is used in a broad array of applications as a paint remover, urethane foaming agent, and also as a reaction solvent for producing polycarbonate resin and photographic film. Owing to the above mentioned properties solubility, methylene chloride is also widely used for cleaning metals.