NOW COMMERCIALLY AVAILABLE FROM ROHM & HAAS

ŒMdMGUfâlMtflIflHIMUIiUHiIlIill NOW COMMERCIALLY AVAILABLE FROM ROHM & HAAS DYTOL R-52—typical analysis by gas chromatogra­ phy is 97.6% myristyl alcohol (d 4 ), 0.6% lauryl, 1.8% cetyl—fills the gap in the line of Rohm & Haas high purity fatty alcohols: C8, Cio, Ci2, and Ci6. In addition to these five high purity grades, Rohm & Haas

offers four other fatty alcohols covering a broader scope of compositions. DYTOL fatty alcohols have po­ tential applications in a wide range of products—cos­ metic creams to polymerization regulators. Write to Dept. SP-13 for samples and technical literature.

Rohm & Haas DYTOL fatty alcohols M-83—99.6% Octyl, C8 S-91—98.8% Decyl, C10 L-79—99.1% Lauryl, C,2 R-52—97.6% Myristyl, C,4 F-l 1—98.2% Cetyl, Cu

B-35—61% A-24—68% J-68—82% E-46—36%

Lauryl, 2 5 % Myristyl Lauryl, 3 1 % Myristyl Lauryl, 17% Myristyl Cetyl, 6 2 % Stearyl

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