Difference between revisions of "Fossil Wax"

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==Description==
 
A solid wax-like residue left when petroleum evaporates. Shipped in drums. Used in the preparation of ceresine, in the paper industry and in the manufacture of floor polishes. Highly combustible. Crude wax melts at 79,5°C.
 
A solid wax-like residue left when petroleum evaporates. Shipped in drums. Used in the preparation of ceresine, in the paper industry and in the manufacture of floor polishes. Highly combustible. Crude wax melts at 79,5°C.
 
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Hazard: Class 4.1 Flammible solid
 
Hazard: Class 4.1 Flammible solid
 
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Revision as of 20:34, 15 March 2012

Infobox on Fossil Wax
Example of Fossil Wax
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Density (in t/m3) -
Temperature (in oC) -
Humidity / moisture -
Ventilation -
Self-heating / spontaneous combustion -
Risk factors -

Fossil Wax



Full information on this product is in the process of completion.

Description

A solid wax-like residue left when petroleum evaporates. Shipped in drums. Used in the preparation of ceresine, in the paper industry and in the manufacture of floor polishes. Highly combustible. Crude wax melts at 79,5°C.

Hazard: Class 4.1 Flammible solid

Full information on this product is in the process of completion.