Name: Chemical Raw Material/Chlorinated Polyethylene/Impact Modifier CPE 135A
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Classification:Chemical Auxiliary Agent	CAS No.:9003-05-8
Other Names:chlorinated polyethylene	MF:CH2-CHCL-CH2-CH2
EINECS No.:231-545-4	Purity:99.9%
Place of Origin:Zhejiang, China	Type:Carbon Black
Usage:Rubber Auxiliary Agents, Textile Auxiliary Agents, Pharma grade oil	Product name:Chemical chlorinated polyethylene cpe 135a
Appearance:White Powder	Application:PVC profiles,sheets,pipes,pipe fittings and foam products
CAS:9003-05-8	Certification:COA,MSDS,TDS, etc.
Grade Standard:Industrial Standard	Sample:Free(1-2 Kg)
Package:25kg/bag	Keywords:chlorinated polyethylene

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Chemical Raw Material CPE 135A Chlorinated Polyethylene (CPE 135) And PVC Raw Material	Classification:Chemical Auxiliary Agent; CAS No.:9004-32-4; Other Names:Carboxymethyl cellulose (CMC); MF:NaC8H16O8; Purity:98% Min, 99% Min, 98%Min; Place of Origin:Shandong, China; Type:Adsorbent; Adsorbent Variety:Activated Carbon; Usage:Coating Auxiliary Agents, Paper Chemicals, Plastic Auxiliar
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Additive Chemicals catalyst high chlorinated polyethylene cpe 135a	Classification:Chemical Auxiliary Agent; CAS No.:63231-66-3; Other Names:Chlorinated Polyethylene/cpe135a; MF:[ CH2-CHCl-CH2-CH2 ]n; EINECS No.:613-688-3; Purity:100%; Place of Origin:Henan, China; Type:Plastic Auxiliary Agents, Additives; Usage:Plastic Auxiliary Agents, Plastic Auxiliary Agents; Pr
Cpe Chlorinated Polyethylene Cpecpe Chinese Manufacturer Cpe 135a Pvc Chemical Pvc Additive Impact Modifier Chlorinated Polyethylene Cpe 135a	Classification:Chemical Auxiliary Agent; CAS No.:64754-90-1; Other Names:CPE; MF:CH2-CHCl-CH2-CH2]n; EINECS No.:613-688-3; Purity:99.99%; Place of Origin:Zhejiang, China; Type:Adsorbent; Adsorbent Variety:Activated Carbon; Usage:Coating Auxiliary Agents, Electronics Chemicals, Leather Auxiliary Agen
ZHONGTAI Supply High quality CPE 135A chlorinated polyethylene CAS 64754-90-1	Classification:Chemical Auxiliary Agent; CAS No.:63231-66-3; Other Names:Chlorinated Polyethylene; MF:(C4H7Cl)n; EINECS No.:N/A; Purity:99.9; Place of Origin:Xinjiang, China; Type:processing aid; Usage:Coating Auxiliary Agents, Electronics Chemicals, Leather Auxiliary Agents; Product name:Chlorinate
Chlorinated polyethylene (CPE)	Classification:Chemical Auxiliary Agent; CAS No.:102-77-2; Other Names:chlorinated polyethylene; MF:C11H14N2S2; EINECS No.:203-052-4; Purity:99.8; Place of Origin:South Africa; Type:Adsorbent; Adsorbent Variety:Activated Carbon; Usage:Plastic Auxiliary Agents;

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