na alginate in chemical for reactive printing agent

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Sodium alginate is a substance that the Food and Drug Administration has listed as generally recognized as safe. In production, sodium alginate is extracted from brown algae and is the sodium salt of alginic acid. It is highly viscous and is often used as an emulsifier and a gelling agent. These properties give sodium alginate a variety of uses in many industries.

Paint and Dye Thickeners

When sodium alginate is added to paint or dye, it increases the thickness of either substance. This is useful when trying to adjust the consistency of a product without changing its color. Paula E. Burch, Ph.D., recommends that when adding sodium alginate to your paint or dye that you should do so slowly.

Sodium alginate has the ability to clump if added to water quickly because of its gelatinous nature. To reduce clumping, either add sodium alginate slowly while stirring or mix the day before in a blender.

 

 

Specifications:(just as reference) 

	Industrial Level (SC/T3401-1985 of Agricultural Ministry)
Granularity	30mesh pass 100 or conform to requirement of contract
Viscidity(mpa.s)	conform to requirement of contract
Water Content %	≤15
PH	6.0∼7.5

 

 

na alginate in chemical for reactive printing agent