WESTON DHOP phosphite ester
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What is WESTON DHOP phosphite ester?
The Uses of WESTON DHOP phosphite ester
WESTON® DHOP phosphite ester is a high molecular weight phosphite which has a relatively high phosphorus content. It has a free hydroxyl number of approximately 20 mg KOH/g. WESTON DHOP phosphite is useful as a secondary stabilizer for PVC resins where regulatory approval for food contact is not required.
Safety information for WESTON DHOP phosphite ester
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