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Raw Cotton
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Rice
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Menthol Flakes / Powder
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Menthol Crystals Large / Medium /
Small
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Peppermint Oil [D.M.O]
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Mentha Oil / Menthol Terpeless
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Thymol
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CIS III
Hexanol
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PIPERITA OIL (NATURAL) |
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Raw Cotton |
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We have carved a niche for ourselves as one of the most prominent exporter with quality Raw Cotton Supplies in the country and overseas. We produce contamination free cotton; with the help of advanced technological tools. we procure fresh cotton directly from the farmers and are stored in a properly ventilated godowns. Our Pure Raw Cotton is high on demand in the Textile Industry. Moreover, we offer Textile Raw Cotton at the most discounted prices. |
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Specifications : |
Mic. : 3.5 to 4.0
Staple Length in mm. : Staple length 26 to 29 mm
Staple length in inches : Staple length 1 1/32 |
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USES: |
Textile ; fibers, yarn, terrycloth, denim, garments
Medical cosmetics
Cotton paper. |
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Rice |
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| Rice is normally grown as an annual plant, although in tropical areas it can survive as a perennial and can produce a ratoon crop for up to 30 years. The rice plant can grow to 1–1.8 m (3.3–5.9 ft) tall, occasionally more depending on the variety and soil fertility. It has long, slender leaves 50–100 cm (20–39 in) long and 2–2.5 cm (0.79–0.98 in) broad. The small wind-pollinated flowers are produced in a branched arching to pendulous inflorescence 30–50 cm (12–20 in) long. The edible seed is a grain (caryopsis) 5–12 mm (0.20–0.47 in) long and 2–3 mm (0.079–0.12 in) thick. |
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Description : Colorless, hexagonal or needle like
crystals on infused massed crystalline powder |
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Download Rice Table |
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Type of Rice : |
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Pawsan, Zeera, Emata, Glutinous, Ngasein, Emata (new spec) & Brown (loonzain) |
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Menthol Flakes / Powder |
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Menthol is generally obtained by chilling mint oil and
subsequent centrifuging to separate out the menthol
crystals. The process may be divided into two steps ,
firstly menthol flakes are produced by chilling mint oil and
secondly menthol flakes mixed with mint oil again chilled to
produce bold crystals of menthol. The total recovery of
menthol in the first step is around 70% . The time cycle for
first step is around 6-7 days. In the second step, menthol
flakes mixed with certain proportion of mint oil kept under
temperature control for about 25 days. The mother liquor
(conc. Mint oil ) is a bye product and can be used again
till decolourisation of oil occurs. Total recovery of bold
menthol crystals is about 50 % |
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Description : Colorless, hexagonal or needle like
crystals on infused massed crystalline powder |
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Characteristics : |
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Appearance : Colorless crystal
Odor :
Fresh and minty |
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Specifications : |
Optical Rotation : (-) 49° to (-) 51°
Residue on evaporation : Less than 0.05% |
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USES: |
In pharmaceutical,
confectionery and
flavoring
industry |
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Menthol Crystals Large / Medium / Small |
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Manufactured by extraction of menthol from menthol oil. The
oil is chilled to a temperature of -40°C to separate the
menthol, which is later crystallized by slow cooling. These
crystals are available in the following two grades and
confirm to IP/BP/USP/JP/FCC-III standards. If a liquid
cools down slowly, it will turn into a crystal. The
particles (atoms or small groups of atoms) line up in
orderly rows, columns and layers. As the particles lose
energy in the liquid, they become attached to the nearest
edge of the crystal and so make the edge move into what was
the liquid. You can see the "edges" of crystals move across
the slide in the exhibit as the liquid menthol freezes. |
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Description: Hexahydrothymol, C10H20O |
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Specifications : |
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Chemical Name:
Minty-Natural-Cooling |
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Melting
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Melting Point 42 deg C to 44 deg C |
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Specific
Optical Rotation :
-49 to -50 deg C in 10% w/v solution of Alcohols
(96%) |
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Chemical
Constituents :
99.50 min Laevo-menthol |
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Non
Volatile Matter :
Less than 0.05% |
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Acidity
or Alkalinity :
Complies with B.P./U.S.P. |
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Solubility :
Soluble in Alcohol, Chloroform & Ether |
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Storage
: To be kept in cool & dry place |
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USES: |
Confectionary, Perfumery
Mouth fresheners, Cough drops
Tobacco goods, Medicated oils
Toothpaste
Analgesic
Balms
Lotions
Shampoo
Chewing gum |
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Peppermint Oil [D.M.O] |
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Mint oil also known as peppermint oil is obtained by steam
distillation of fresh flowering tops of Mentha Piperita
containing not less than 50 percent of total I-menthol. The
active constituent of mint oil is menthol. The other
constituents are enthone, menthofuran, and jasmine
(responsible for pleasant flavor). It is used as a
carminative, stimulant, aromatic, counter-irritant and also
as a mild antiseptic. It is popularly used as a flavoring
agent in tooth pastes, chewing gums, essence and perfumes. |
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Description : Colorless clear liquid, odour
characteristics, pleasant taste, pungent. |
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Specifications: |
Colour: Yellow
Odor: Strong Penetrating Peppermint Odor and pungent
taste
Optical Rotation: -18° to -30° |
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USES:
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Confectionary,
Perfumery,
Mouth fresheners,
Cough
drops,
Toothpaste,
Chewing gum ,
Candies |
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Mentha Oil / Menthol Terpeless |
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India is the largest producer and exporter of menthe oil in
the world. At present the major producers of mint oil in the
world are India, China, Brazil and the US. Mentha arvensis
is cultivated in India in the semi- temperate regions in the
foothills of Himalayas in Punjab, Haryana, Himachal Pradesh,
Uttar Pradesh and Bihar. The all-India area under mentha in
the country is estimated at about 1,25,000 hectares.
By steam distillation and filtration, a golden yellow
volatile oil is obtained. Leaves and flowering tops give the
highest yield. About 50% of menthol can be separated out in
crystalline form on cooling the oil. The remaining
(dementholised) oil is used as peppermint oil. Manufacture
of menthol from dementholised oil has been taken up on
commercial scale by three or four firms in Bombay, West
Bengal and Gujarat. There are several small distilleries in
U.P also for the distillation of oil.
The natural oil yields on an average 40-50% menthol and
50-60% dementholised oil, which can be used both in
confectionery and medicine in place of imported peppermint
oil. Japanese mint oil is not distinguished from the
peppermint oil in the Indian trade. The dementholised oil
has been found to contain menthyl acetate (24.4%), free
menthol (44.8%), menthone (24.6%) and hydrocarbons (6.2%).
Among the hydrocarbons, alpha-pinene, a-1-limonene,
carophyllene and cademene are present. |
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Description: Yellowish clear, odour characteristics,
pleasant taste, pungent, followed by a cooling sensation. |
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USES:
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Confectionary
Perfumery
Mouth fresheners
Cough drops
Toothpaste
Chewing gum
Candies |
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Thymol |
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CSI III Hexanol |
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Specifications: |
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Source:
The isolation is carried out by fractional from
De-mentholised Peppermint oil. |
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Purity: 50% to 99% pure by GLC. |
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Colour: Colourless to pale yellow liquid, transparent
and clear. |
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Opt. Rotation: -0.65 to -0.75 |
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Refractive Index at 20° C(NA-D-Line): 1.446 to 1.445 |
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Specific Gravity at 25/25: 0.842 |
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Purity: 90% to 98% |
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USES:
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In Cosmetics and Perfumery compound |
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PIPERITA OIL (NATURAL) |
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Specifications: |
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Source: An entirely natural oil, originally steam
distilled From the plant, Mentha Piperita grown in India. |
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Colour/Appearance: Slight - yellow, Transparent and
Clear Odor of Mentha Piperita |
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SP. GR.: 0.898 to 0.908 |
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Refractive Index: 1.457°C to 1.480°C |
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Optical Rotation: -20°C to -26°C |
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L-Menthol: 32% to 40% |
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Mentho-Furane: 2.5% to 5% |
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ISO-Menthone: 3.08% |
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