"The optimal modification for construction material fluidity control" - Material Science Journal
CAS 9049 76 7 Hydroxypropyl starch ether (HPS) is a fine white powder derived from natural plant materials through highly etherified reaction, followed by spray drying without plasticizer. Fundamentally different from ordinary starch modifications.
Parameter | Value | Test Method | Certification |
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Appearance | White to off-white powder | ASTM E1347 | ISO 9001 |
Molecular Weight | 10,000-100,000 g/mol | GPC Analysis | EN 13258 |
Molar Substitution (MS) | 0.04-0.15 | NMR Spectroscopy | REACH Compliant |
Viscosity (2% solution) | 100-500 mPa·s | Brookfield Viscometer | CE Certified |
Moisture Content | ≤ 8% | Karl Fischer Titration | USP Standard |
Ash Content | ≤ 0.5% | Incineratio | GB/T 5009.4 |
pH Value (1% solution) | 5.0-8.0 | pH Meter | ISO 3071 |
Particle Size (200 mesh) | ≥ 95% | Sieving Method | ASTM B214 |
Industrial-grade hydroxypropyl starch
Quality packaging standards
Lab testing procedures
A: Hydroxypropyl starch ether undergoes etherification modification, significantly altering its molecular structure. This creates unique properties including thermal stability, pH tolerance, and water retention capabilities unachievable with native starch.
A: In mortar formulations, optimal performance of 9049 76 7 occurs at 0.1%-0.4% by weight. Higher concentrations increase water retention but may impact setting time. Specific formulations require manufacturer guidance.
A: Molar substitution (MS) directly impacts solubility and viscosity. Higher MS grades (0.10-0.15) provide better cold water solubility for paints, while lower MS grades (0.04-0.08) suit construction applications requiring controlled hydration rates.
A: As a modified carbohydrate, CAS 9049 76 7 demonstrates low toxicity (LD50 >5000mg/kg). Safety protocols should address dust inhalation risks with standard PPE during handling. The compound is biodegradable per OECD 301 standards.
A: Finer particles (80 mesh) show slower dissolution ideal for delayed hydration applications. Pengze Technology offers multiple gradations meeting industry standards.
A: Store in moisture-proof container111s at
A: As a key component in our Hydroxypropyl Starch for gypsum, it regulates water release, preventing premature drying while enhancing adhesion. Its pseudoplastic behavior allows easy application yet prevents sagging in vertical joints.
9049 76 7 significantly extends open time while improving anti-sag properties. Industry testing demonstrates 50% improvement in vertical tile slip resistance versus traditional cellulose ethers (Construction Materials Journal, 2022).
Key benefits include:
When used at 0.15-0.35% concentration, hydroxypropyl starch ether controls viscosity development to allow proper flow while preventing particle sedimentation. Building material researchers note its superiority in minimizing crater formation during setting.
As pharmaceutical-grade sodium hydroxypropyl starch phosphate, this compound serves as:
Recent studies indicate its potential as a cost-effective alternative to synthetic superdisintegrants while maintaining compliance with USP/EP standards (Pharmaceutical Technology Review, 2023).
Pengze Technology manufactures 9049 76 7 hydroxypropyl starch ether under ISO 9001:2015 quality management system with strict process controls:
Our products meet international regulatory requirements:
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"Leading producers employ HPLC-MS for hydroxypropyl distribution analysis, guaranteeing batch uniformity that significantly impacts performance in sensitive applications." - Polymer Science & Engineering
Functional Properties of Modified Starch in Construction Materials - Journal of Applied Polymer Science
Etherified Starch Derivatives: Production Technologies and Application Scopes - Carbohydrate Polymers
Performance Comparison of Cellulose vs Starch Ethers in Cementitious Systems - Advanced Building Materials Conference Proceedings
https://www.abmconference.org/2023/proceedings/construction-chemicals
Hydroxypropyl Starch as Pharmaceutical Excipient: Compendial Status - International Journal of Pharmaceutics
This technical content has been compiled from industry sources for informational purposes. Product specifications subject to manufacturing batch variations. Contact Pengze Technology for current technical data sheets.