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Sodium carboxymethyl starch (CMS) is an anionic polymer material. The appearance is white or light yellow solid powder, odorless, and susceptible to moisture. It will be directly dissolved in water. The aqueous solution has good viscosity, stability, protective colloidal properties and film-forming properties. It is not prone to corruption. Stable under strong alkaline and weak acid conditions, and precipitation will occur under strong acid conditions.
Sodium carboxymethyl starch (CMS) is an anionic polymer material. The appearance is white or light yellow solid powder, odorless, and susceptible to moisture. It will be directly dissolved in water. The aqueous solution has good viscosity, stability, protective colloidal properties and film-forming properties. It is not prone to corruption. Stable under strong alkaline and weak acid conditions, and precipitation will occur under strong acid conditions.
| Paper grade CMS | Building grade CMS | Ceramic grade CMS |
| Household chemicals grade CMS | Petroleum grade CMS | Printing and dyeing grade CMS |
The product is non-toxic, odorless, and a white powder. The solution viscosity is stable, thick, not sticky, and not dilute, and it is resistant to acid, alkali, and salt. It can be used as a thickener in detergents. The role is as follows: thickening, suspension, and stability. It has the characteristics of high viscosity, instant solubility, detergent, colorless, and high transparency.
| Grade | Hydroxypropyl Content wt% | Feature |
|---|---|---|
| InseStar™ CS-100 | 1. Ultra-fast water absorption 2. High expansion ratio 3. Superior alkali resistance 4. Anti-retrogradation properties | Cost-effective modified starch additive for formulation blending with cellulose ethers (HPMC/HEMC). |