CARBOXY METHYL CELLULOSE SODIUM IP/BP/USP/EP
Sodium Carboxymethyl Cellulose (CMC) is odorless, free from black particles, and its color varies from white to almost white. In manufacture it, cellulose acquired from wood pulp/Cotton Pulpis soaked in sodium hydroxide solution, to form an alkali cellulose, which is then reacted with M.C.A or S.M.C.A. This reaction is called etherification, leading to the conversion of cellulose into sodium CMC.
APPLICATION
Used as Binding Agent
Used as Suspending Agent
Thickening Agent
Stabilizer
Ultra-low viscosity to extra high viscosity as desired by market
Used for detergent industries and oil exploration
Easily dispersal in the drilling fluid
Emulsifying Agent
FEATURES
Non Allergic
Non Toxic