Triveni Chemicals

Polyethylene Glycol Distearate (CAS No. 9005-08-07) Is A Fatty Acid Ester Derived From Polyethylene Glycol And Stearic Acid. With Formula C19H40O4 And Molecular Weight 1500 G/Mol, It Appears As A White Waxy Solid . Insoluble In Water But Dispersible In Surfactant Systems, It Is Valued For Its Pearlizing, Thickening, And Emollient Properties. In Cosmetics And Personal Care, It Enhances Texture, Viscosity, And Visual Appeal In Shampoos, Body Washes, Lotions, And Creams. In Detergents, It Acts As An Opacifier And Stabilizer. 

2‑Methoxy‑4‑(4‑Methyl‑1,3‑Dioxolan‑2‑Yl) Phenol (CAS No. 68527-74-2), Also Known As Vanillin Propylene Glycol Acetal, Is A Fragrance And Flavor Compound With Molecular Formula C11H14O4 And Molecular Weight 239.30 G/Mol.  It Delivers A Sweet, Vanilla‑Like Aroma With Warm And Balsamic Undertones. Widely Applied In Perfumes, Soaps, Shampoos, Air Fresheners, And Cosmetics, It Is Also FEMA‑Approved For Flavor Use. Its Role In Perfumery Is To Impart Depth And Sweetness, Enhancing Blend Longevity. 

Ethylene Glycol Monostearate (CAS No. 9004-99-3) Is A Monoester Of Ethylene Glycol And Stearic Acid, With The Molecular Formula C20H40O3 And A Molecular Weight Of 328.53 G/Mol. It Appears As A White To Off‑White Waxy Solid, Insoluble In Water But Dispersible In Surfactant Systems. EGMS Is Widely Used In Cosmetics, Personal Care, And Industrial Formulations As A Pearlizing Agent, Opacifier, And Emulsifier. In Shampoos, Body Washes, And Liquid Soaps, It Imparts A Pearly, Creamy Appearance While Enhancing Viscosity And Stability.

PEG‑200 (Polyethylene Glycol 200) Molecular Weight 198.2 G/Mol. Appearing As A Clear, Viscous Liquid, It Is Freely Soluble In Water And Alcohols. PEG‑200 Is Widely Used In Pharmaceuticals As A Solvent And Excipient, In Cosmetics As A Humectant And Dispersant, And In Food As Additive E1521 For Anti‑Foaming And Stabilizing. Industrially, It Serves As A Lubricant, Plasticizer, And Dispersant In Paints And Coatings. Safe Under Recommended Use, PEG‑200 Is Globally Approved, Making It A Versatile Polymer Across Healthcare, FMCG, And Industrial Sectors.

Polyethylene Glycol Monolaurate (CAS No. 9004-81-3), Also Known As PEG‑Monolaurate Or PEG Laurate, Is A Nonionic Surfactant Formed By Esterification Of Polyethylene Glycol (PEG) With Lauric Acid (C12 Fatty Acid). Its General Formula Is C₁₂H₂₄O₂·(C₂H₄O)N, With Molecular Weight Depending On The PEG Chain Length (Commonly ~600–2000 G/Mol). Appearing As A Viscous Liquid Or Waxy Solid, It Is Soluble In Water, Alcohols, And Oils. Widely Applied In Pharmaceuticals, Cosmetics, Food, And Industrial Formulations.

Polyethylene Glycol Monooleate (CAS No. 9004-96-0), Also Known As PEG‑Monooleate Or PEG Oleate, Is A Nonionic Surfactant Formed By Esterification Of Polyethylene Glycol (PEG) With Oleic Acid  With An Average Molecular Weight Varying By PEG Chain Length (Commonly ~1000–2000 G/Mol). Appearing As A Viscous Amber Liquid, It Is Soluble In Water, Alcohols, And Oils. Widely Applied In Pharmaceuticals, Cosmetics, Food, And Industrial Formulations, It Functions As An Emulsifier, Solubilizer, Dispersant, And Stabilizer.

PEG‑4000 (Polyethylene Glycol 4000) Is A High‑Molecular‑Weight Polymer With Average Molecular Weight 4000 G/Mol. Appearing As White Waxy Flakes Or Pellets And Is Freely Soluble In Water And Alcohols. PEG‑4000 Is Widely Used In Pharmaceuticals As An Excipient And In Pegylation For Drug Delivery, In Cosmetics As A Moisturizer And Stabilizer, And In Food As Additive E1521 For Anti‑Foaming And Stabilizing. Industrially, It Serves As A Lubricant, Dispersant, And Binder In Paints And Coatings. Safe Under Recommended Use, PEG‑4000 Is Globally Approved, Making It A Versatile Polymer Across Healthcare, FMCG, And Industrial Sectors.

PEG‑300 (Polyethylene Glycol 300) Is A Low‑Molecular‑Weight Polymer With Average Molecular Weight 300 G/Mol. Appearing As A Clear, Viscous Liquid, It Is Freely Soluble In Water And Alcohols. PEG‑300 Is Widely Used In Pharmaceuticals As A Solvent And Excipient, In Cosmetics As A Humectant And Dispersant, And In Food As Additive E1521 For Anti‑Foaming And Stabilizing. Industrially, It Serves As A Lubricant, Plasticizer, And Dispersant In Paints And Coatings. Safe Under Recommended Use, PEG‑300 Is Globally Approved, Making It A Versatile Polymer Across Healthcare, FMCG, And Industrial Sectors.

Ethylene Glycol Distearate (CAS No. 627-83-8) Is A White, Waxy Solid With The Chemical Formula C38H74O4 And A Molecular Weight Of 594.00 G/Mol. Synonyms Include EGDS, Octadecanoic Acid, 1,2‑Ethanediyl Ester, And Ethylene Glycol Distearyl Ester. It Is Insoluble In Water But Dispersible In Surfactant Systems. Industrially, EGDS Is Widely Used As A Pearlizing Agent In Shampoos, Conditioners, And Liquid Soaps, Imparting A Shiny, Creamy Appearance. It Also Functions As A Thickener, Opacifier, And Stabilizer In Personal Care Formulations. Its Performance Profile Includes Excellent Compatibility With Surfactants, Stability, And Aesthetic Enhancement, Making It Valuable In Cosmetics, Toiletries, And Specialty Formulations.

Hexylene Glycol (CAS No. 107-41-5), Also Known As 2-Methyl-2,4-Pentanediol, Is A Colorless, Viscous Liquid With The Chemical Formula C₆H₁₄O₂ And A Molecular Weight Of 118.17 G/Mol. Other Synonyms Include Diolane, Isol, And Α,Α,Α'-Trimethyltrimethylene Glycol. It Is Widely Used As A Solvent, Coupling Agent, And Viscosity Reducer In Cosmetics, Coatings, And Cleaning Formulations. In Personal Care, It Functions As A Humectant And Emulsifier. Industrially, It Improves Flow And Stability In Water-Based Paints And Metalworking Fluids.