Toothpaste Grade Carboxymethyl Cellulose
Description ofcmc toothpaste grade
The requirements of daily necessities are increasing constantly, with the improvement of people's living standards. As a kind of daily necessity, the value of Toothpaste is not limited to mouth cleaning and gradually becomes more functional and healthy. CMC (sodium carboxymethyl cellulose in toothpaste) is one of the most important raw materials in toothpaste and plays the role of mixing evenly the fluid and solid raw materials, making the toothpaste retain extrusion set, moderate thickness, brightness, and smoothness.
Good stability, good thickening effect, and improve brightness.
Endow toothpaste molding fluidity and cohesion effect. It helps the suspension of paints and abrasives.
High transparency. Good rheological and thixotropic properties.
During the storage of toothpaste, chemical cmccan offer toothpaste special comfortable mouthfeel and gloss. Extend shelf life.
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