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SCT™-112

Alkyl Ether Sulfate

SCT™-112

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INCI: Sodium Laureth Sulfate (3M)

Description: SCT-112 is a Sodium Lauryl Ether Sulfate derived from fatty alcohol, for use in healthcare, personal care and cosmetic industries. SCT-112 is a superior raw material for building compounds in many industrial applications that allow for solvent presence.

Physical Form: Liquid

Preservative: Free

Active %: 60

Industries: HI&I, Paint & Coatings, Personal Care
Applications: Body Wash, Car Wash, Cosmetics, Emulsion Polymerization, Hair Care & Conditioning, Hand Soap, High Foam, Liquid Dish, Neutral PH, Slow Draves Wetting

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