Because of its superior heat transmission capabilities, ethylene glycol, which is a member of the glycols chemical class, is a common constituent in refrigerants. Glycols are utilized in a number of heating and cooling operations, including HVAC systems, the manufacture of plastic molds, and food an Read More

Agent CharacteristicsAppearanceClear, colorless, syrupy (viscous) liquid at room temperature. Often colored fluorescent yellow-green when used in automotive antifreeze.DescriptionA helpful industrial substance called ethylene glycol may be found in a variety of consumer goods. Antifreeze, certain st Read More

A vicinal diol, ethylene glycol has the chemical formula (CH2OH)2 and is an organic molecule with the IUPAC name ethane-1,2-diol. It is primarily utilized for two things: as a raw material to make polyester fibers and as an ingredient in antifreeze compositions. It is a thick liquid that has no flav Read More