ethylene glycol
| Alternative name for glycol. |
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ACL-585 is 100% water soluble and non-flammable, plus it is free from ethylene glycols, ammonium fluoride, HF, NMP, DMSO, and hydroxylamine. The project will include an ethane-based ethylene cracker with a capacity of about 1,000,000 metric tons-per-year and related downstream facilities to convert the ethylene into as much as 750,000 metric tons of polyethylenes and 420,000 metric tons of ethylene glycols. |
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