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CAS No.: 9003-39-8 HS Code: 39059900 Origin: ChinaINN: Povidone Grade: USP / EP/ BP ComplianceTrademark: ULKM Packing: 25 kg/Drum
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The molecular weight of PVPK30 is about 40000, which is one of the most used homopolymer series products.. CAS No.:9003-39-8. HS Code:39059900.
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CAS No.:9003-39-8. HS Code: 39059900. Package: 25kg/drum.
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The molecular weight of PVPK30 is about 40000, which is one of the most used homopolymer series products.. CAS No.:9003-39-8. HS Code:39059900.
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Product Name:Polyvinylpyrrolidone 30. CTFA name :1-vinyl-2-pyrrolidone homopolymer. CAS No.:9003-39-8. Molecular formula:(C6H9NO)n. Pharmaceutical-grade PVP K30 / Povidone K30 excipient —
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It can easily soluble in water and solvents containing halogenated hydrocarbons, alcohols, amines, nitroalkanes and low molecular fatty acids, etc.. But it insoluble in a few solvents such as
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The molecular weight is about 10100, which is a common substance in the polyvinylpyrrolidone series . Povidone k-17 can not only improve the hydrophilicity of the membrane, but also control the pore
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The molecular weight of PVPK90 is about 600,000, which belongs to the high K value in the homopolymer series products.
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Like all homopolymer series products, because povidone k30 contains hydrophilic and lipophilic groups in its molecular structure, it can interact with many solvents, making it soluble in water, and
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The molecular weight of polyvinylpyrrolidone k30 is about 40,000, which is the most widely used product in the homopolymer series.
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PVP k30 is a non-ionic polymer compound, which is a more extensively studied fine chemical product among N-vinyl pyrrolidone polymers.. ●Model NO.: Povidone K30. ●Mf: [C6H9NO]n. ●Trademark: ULKM.
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Povidone pvp k30 is divided into four levels according to its average molecular weight. It is usually expressed by K value, and different K values represent the corresponding PVP average molecular
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