DEG (Diethylene Glycol)
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Diethylene glycol (DEG) is a liquid, colorless chemical compound similar to glycerin that has various industrial applications. Its most important uses are in the production of antifreeze, solvents, and plastics. DEG is also used in the production of resins and synthetic fibers. This substance is toxic, and ingestion or prolonged skin contact can be hazardous, so it must be handled with full safety precautions and proper equipment.
Specifications
Properties | Spec | Unit |
Purity | 99.8min | wt% |
MEG | 0.05max | wt% |
TEG | 0.05max | wt% |
Water | 0.05max | wt% |
Acidity | 0.005max | wt% |
Ash | 0.005max | wt% |
SP.GR.@20/20°C | 1.1175-1.1195 | - |
Color | 10max | Pt-Co |
Distillation @760mmHg(5-95vol%) | DP 250max – IBP 242 min | °C |