| SpectraBase Spectrum ID |
C3hZxmxd3c6 |
| Name |
SUPER NEVTAC |
| Source of Sample |
Neville Chemical Company |
| Bromine Number |
30 |
| Chemical Description |
SYNTHETIC POLYTERPENE RESIN |
| Classification |
POLYMERS - POLYTERPENES |
| Content |
Ash Content= 0.1% |
| Copyright |
Copyright © 1980, 1981-2024 John Wiley & Sons, Inc. All Rights Reserved. |
| Density |
(Specific Gravity)= 0.98 |
| Dynamic Viscosity |
(Gardner and Holdt)= 3.2 (M)
Melt Viscosity= 1650 CPS |
| Molecular Weight |
985 |
| Sample Procedure |
The pyrolysis technique is commonly used in the infrared identification of polymers and results in spectra of both the volatile and non-volatile pyrolyzed fractions the polymer under investigation. It can be used by researchers to identify principal polymer types. The volatile (Vapor Phase) and non-volatile (Condensed Phase) IR spectra resulting from the pyrolysis of this sample are available in SpectraBase as SUPER NEVTAC - Controlled Pyrolyzate (Vapor Phase) and SUPER NEVTAC - Controlled Pyrolyzate (Condensed Phase). |
| Softening Point |
99C |
| Solution Data |
Acid Number= 0.5 |
| Technique |
FILM (CAST FROM CHLOROFORM) |
