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Yellow beeswax slabs-A/B/C

Name: Yellow beeswax slabs-A/B/C

 

YELLOW BEESWAX SLABS-A

ITEM

Measure Unit

STANDARD

Result

Hydrocarbon

%

16-18

17.6

Melting point

62-67

63

Acid value

(KOH mg/g)

17-23

17

Saponification value

(KOH mg/g)

75-110

87

Refractive Index

(75 °C)

1.4410-1.4430

1.4420

Ash

 %

<0.3

0.21

Specific Gravity

g/cm³(20°C)

0.955-0.980

0.965

Ester Value

Mg/g

70-80

70

Total Volatile Matter

%

0.75

-

Ratio Number

ester/ acid

3.5-4.7

4.1


YELLOW BEESWAX SLABS-B

ITEM

Measure Unit

STANDARD

Result

Hydrocarbon

%

20-30

28.4

Melting point

62-67

62

Acid value

(KOH mg/g)

17-23

13

Saponification value

(KOH mg/g)

75-110

80

Refractive Index

(75 °C)

1.4410-1.4430

1.4422

Ash

 %

<0.3

0.23

Specific Gravity

g/cm³(20°C)

0.955-0.980

0.968

Ester Value

Mg/g

70-80

67

Total Volatile Matter

%

0.75

-

Ratio Number

ester/ acid

3.5-4.7

3.7


YELLOW BEESWAX SLABS-C

ITEM

Measure Unit

STANDARD

Result

Hydrocarbon

%

30-50

48

Melting point

62-67

62

Acid value

(KOH mg/g)

-

3.1

Saponification value

(KOH mg/g)

-

129

Product Description

Beeswax is obtained from the honeycombs of bees after the honey has been removed by draining or centrifuging. The combs are melted with hot water, steam or solar heat; the melted product is filtered and cast into cakes of yellow beeswax

Beeswax is a major bee product and can be used in various ways.  Industrially it is used in cosmetics, pharmaceuticals and textiles. Other uses include beekeeping industry, candle making and leather industry.  

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