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HEMC LH 6100M

EipponCell® HEMC LH 6100M Cellulose ether finds its multifaceted utility as a potent thickening agent, emulsification catalyst, film-forming wizard, adhesive marvel, dispersant virtuoso, and guardian colloid extraordinaire.   Its diverse application spans across the vast canvas of construction materials, coatings, paper production, printing, synthetic resin manipulation, ceramics crafting, textile weaving, agricultural innovation, pharmaceutical advancement, culinary arts, cosmetic finesse, and more.   However, the quintessential aspects impacting the efficacy of hydroxyethyl methylcellulose’s application lie within its viscosity, water retention capabilities, and the window of opportunity it affords for unfurling its magic.

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Chemical name Hydroxyethyl Methyl Cellulose
Synonym Cellulose ether, 2-hydroxyethyl methyl cellulose, Cellulose, 2-hydroxyethyl methyl ether, Methyl hydroxyethyl cellulose, HEMC, MHEC
CAS number 9032-42-2
Brand EipponCell
Product Grade HEMC LH 6100M
Solubility Water Soluble Cellulose ether
Physical form White to off-white cellulose powder
Moisture Max.6%
PH 4.0-8.0
Viscosity Brookfield 2% solution 40000-55000mPa.s
Viscosity NDJ 2% solution 80000-120000mPa.S
Ash content Max5.0%
Mesh size 99% pass 100mesh
HS code 39123900

Application of HEMC LH 6100M

EipponCell® HEMC LH 6100M hydroxyethyl methyl cellulose (HEMC) stands as a pivotal ingredient in the formulation of mechanical spraying mortar.    Its pivotal roles encompass a remarkable thickening prowess, coupled with an exceptional aptitude for retaining water.    Additionally, it takes the reins in modulating the density and rheology of the mortar.    However, it's not without its limitations.    Notably, HEMC introduces an air-entrainment effect, leading to the formation of internal pores and defects.    Regrettably, this effect takes a toll on the mortar's mechanical properties, causing a substantial reduction.

With the infusion of cellulose ether into the mortar, a dynamic transformation unfolds.    This addition fosters the proliferation of flexible polymer structures within the mortar's pores.    While these flexible polymers offer benefits, their role as rigid supports under pressure falls short.    Consequently, this intricate interplay diminishes the mortar's prowess in both flexural and compressive strength.

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