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Fragrance Sprays Compound
% Wt A B C Fragrance oil 2.0 4.0 10.0 Cola®Mulse Emultron PM 3.0 2.0 8.0 Dowanol PnB --2.0 1.2 Propylene glycol ----4.0 Water 95.0 92.0 76.8 COMMENTS: All of these formulas will produce clear microemulsions. They demonstrate the use of glycols and glycol ethers as co-solvents to Emultron formulas. Dowanol TPM is also a good co-solvent and it is not a VOC. Ethanol or isopropanol may be substituted for all or part of the co-solvent to give the fragrance more quick dispersion. The general method for developing a formulation for potpourri spray is to select the amount of fragrance oil that is to be used. Add an equal amount of Cola®Mulse Emultron PM and co-solvent. Pour this mixture into the water with constant agitation. If a clear emulsion does not form, add small amounts of co-solvent to see if it can be made to become clear. Should this not work, start over with the same amount of fragrance and increase the Cola®Mulse Emultron PM by 1%. The co-solvent may need to be increased as well.
LAST UPDATED 07/19/2006
FORMULA NUMBER: 087
WARRANTY Colonial Chemical guarantees that its products meet published specifications. No other warranties or guarantees are expressed or implied because the use of this material is beyond the control of Colonial Chemical.
Colonial Chemical, Inc. www.colonialchem.com
225 Colonial Drive
South Pittsburg, TN 37380
Ph: 423-837-8800
Fax: 423-837-3888
% Wt A B C Fragrance oil 2.0 4.0 10.0 Cola®Mulse Emultron PM 3.0 2.0 8.0 Dowanol PnB --2.0 1.2 Propylene glycol ----4.0 Water 95.0 92.0 76.8 COMMENTS: All of these formulas will produce clear microemulsions. They demonstrate the use of glycols and glycol ethers as co-solvents to Emultron formulas. Dowanol TPM is also a good co-solvent and it is not a VOC. Ethanol or isopropanol may be substituted for all or part of the co-solvent to give the fragrance more quick dispersion. The general method for developing a formulation for potpourri spray is to select the amount of fragrance oil that is to be used. Add an equal amount of Cola®Mulse Emultron PM and co-solvent. Pour this mixture into the water with constant agitation. If a clear emulsion does not form, add small amounts of co-solvent to see if it can be made to become clear. Should this not work, start over with the same amount of fragrance and increase the Cola®Mulse Emultron PM by 1%. The co-solvent may need to be increased as well.
LAST UPDATED 07/19/2006
FORMULA NUMBER: 087
WARRANTY Colonial Chemical guarantees that its products meet published specifications. No other warranties or guarantees are expressed or implied because the use of this material is beyond the control of Colonial Chemical.
Colonial Chemical, Inc. www.colonialchem.com
225 Colonial Drive
South Pittsburg, TN 37380
Ph: 423-837-8800
Fax: 423-837-3888
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