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optical brighteners / Biphenyl

CAS / EINECS:

CAS no.:27344-41-8

EINECS no.. :248-421-0

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Information:

Britemax CBS is an optical whitener used in cleaning products, paper and textiles. Optical brighteners are fluorescent substances that absorb light with colors such as brown and gray and emit blue and yellow light. In this way, even smeared surfaces appear brighter.

Britemax CBS is a stronger optical whitener compared to Britemax AMS and Britemax DMS-X .

 

Synonyms: Disodium 2,2 '- ([1,1'-biphenyl] -4,4'-di-di-divinylene) bis (benzenesulfonate), C 28 H 20 O 6 S 2 .2Na

Technical:

Granulated Britemax CBS has an extinction coefficient of around 1140. Solved Britemax CBS-CL has an extinction coefficient of around 125. This is the ratio between incoming and emitted light.

Ask about our custom particle size distribution and dissolution rates in water

Commercial:

Granules packaging: 20kg und 25kg bag in carton box, 350-500-1000-1100kg big bag
Packaging solution: 25liter jerry can, 200liter barrels, 1000liter IBC

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Short summary of the preceding: optical brighteners (fluorescents) are fluorescent molecules which absorb wavelengths of darker colours and remit lighter colours. This way colours turn brighter and vague stains are hushed up. The application in detergents are known and described in our earlier newsletters. Apart from fabric detergents there are yet other interesting applications for optical brighteners that are possibly inspiring for you as well.

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