Modified Tall Rosin, CAS 8052-10-6
Tall rosin is a glassy substance ranging from pale yellow to dark brown, composed primarily of resin acids with minor impurities of fatty acids and neutral substances. It is produced from crude tall oil, a by-product of kraft pulp cooking.
Modified tall rosin is obtained by chemical reaction of tall rosin with fumaric acid, resulting in improved thermal stability, solubility, and adhesion properties.
| Specification | Tall Rosin | |
|---|---|---|
| Appearance | Glassy, partially crystallized mass | |
| Color intensity | M | |
| Mass fraction of ash, % | 0.07 | |
| Softening point, °C | 64 | |
| Acid number, mg KOH/g | 177 | |
| Mass fraction of non-soapifiable matter, % | 9 | |
Primary Consumers of Tall Rosin:
- Pulp & paper industry - for adhesive production;
- Cable manufacturing - as a component in insulation compounds;
- Coatings & paint producers - as a resin modifier;
- Synthetic rubber industry - as an emulsifier and processing aid.
Minimum order volume: 200 liters
Packaging: Metal drums, heated railway and road tankers
Shelf life: 12 months from the date of manufacture
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