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Hydrogen Chloride (HCl) in Cyclopentyl Methyl Ether (CPME)

Gas to Liquid (GTL) is GRIT’s line of gas solutions in organic solvents. Get more productivity, less risk and greater flexibility in your supply chain.

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Product description:

Hydrogen Chloride (HCl) in Cyclopentyl Methyl Ether (CPME) at various concentrations. We serve it in different formats ready to be used in production.

We also manufacture on a laboratory scale.

Technical characteristics:
GTL granate 05

N/A

CAS number

GTL granate 06

0,88 kg/L

Density

GTL granate 07

< 0,3%

Humidity

GTL granate 08

Colourless

Appearance

Concentrations: 3 N
>For other concentrations contact us

Applications:
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Pharma

GTL granate 12

Cosmetics

GTL granate 10

Chemical synthesis

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Intermediates

Characteristics:

Gas-to-Liquid (GTL) are solutions of gases, acids and / or basic, dissolved in solvents (mainly organic). They are made to measure according to customer needs and are delivered in containers of different volumes for use from R&D to Production.

Packaging:

> Reydrum: 205 L.
> IBC: 1000 L.
> Others:
We adapt to your needs. Contact us.

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Normative:

GRIT (Gases Research Innovation & Technology) is committed to the continuous improvement of our inbuilt Quality Control, Environment and Major Accident Prevention Systems as well as close collaboration with our product and service providers. The scope of the system includes the packaging, commercialisation, storage and innovation of technical gases and the management of residual fluorinated gas and halogenated solvents.

All this work is reflected in our certificates.

If you want more information about our products, download the following documents or contact us.

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