Polypropylene glycols are polymers of propylene oxide. They are clear, viscous liquids with low pour points. Viscosity increases and water solubility decreases with increasing molecular weight.
DOW P-series polyglycols are linear polymers containing two terminal hydroxyl groups. DOW PT-series polyglycols are glyceryl ether polymers containing three terminal hydroxyl groups.
Properties1
| Polypropylene Glycol |
CTFA Nonmenclature |
Molecular Weight |
Specific Gravity2 @25/25°C |
Average Viscosity3, cSt @40°C |
Pour Point, °C |
Refractive Index4@ 25°C |
Density lb/gal @ 25°C |
| PT250 |
|
250 |
1.091 |
285 |
-18 |
1.459 |
9.07 |
| PT700 |
PPG-10 |
700 |
1.033 |
108 |
-32 |
1.453 |
8.59 |
| PT3000 |
PPG-55 |
3000 |
1.010 |
235 |
-27 |
1.451 |
8.40 |
| P425 |
PPG-9 |
425 |
1.007 |
33 |
-45 |
1.447 |
8.39 |
| P1000TB†† |
PPG-17 |
1000 |
1.005 |
78 |
-25 |
1.448 |
8.38 |
| P1200†† |
PPG-20 |
1200 |
1.003 |
91 |
-40 |
1.448 |
8.38 |
| P2000†† |
PPG-26 |
2000 |
1.002 |
160 |
-30 |
1.449 |
8.34 |
| P4000†† |
PPG-30 |
4000 |
1.004 |
455 |
-26 |
1.450 |
8.36 |
†† Kosher certified products
1 Typical properties, not to be construed as specifications.
2 ASTM D 892
3 ASTM D 445/446
4 ASTM D 1218
Details
For additional information regarding any DOW polypropylene glycol products, please contact your local distributor.
