Yang Oil

Posted on Tuesday, January 18th, 2011 at 9:26 am

Im having trouble finding what are the chemical formulas for certain chemicals?

chemicals are: Acacia, carnauba wax, carrageenan, casein, disodium pyrohosphate, guar gum, jojoba oil, kaolin, lanolin, naphthalen, papain, paraffin, rennet, sodium aluniosilicate, turpentine, gum ultramarine xantha,, yang ylang, zinc chloride

Many of these materials are natural products, extracts, etc which are mixtures of multiple compounds and, in some cases not very well studied. Acacia (also known as gum arabic contains (-) Arabinose, (+) galactose, (-) rhamnose and (+) glucuronic acid and other materials. carnauba wax (also called Brazil wax) said to contain "hydroxy esters unsaturated fatty acids having 12 carbon atoms in the acid chain" Casein is a mixture of "related phosphoproteins" disodium pyrophosphate Can not find it, may have a different name. Guar gum is about 85% "(1-4) units-beta-D-mannopyranosyl units with alpha-D-galactopyranosyl attached by 1-6 linkages "jojoba oil contains" C20 & C22 straight-chain acids and alcohols monoethylene as esters "Kaolin: approxamately H2Al2Si2O8 lanolin-H2O:" A misture complex esters and polyesters of 33 high molecular weight alcohols and 36 fatty acids. alcohols are 3 types of aliphatic, steroids and triterpenoids "naphthalene: C10H8 papain:. Formula not listed, it is a proteolytic enzyme isolated from the latex of green fruit and leaves of Carica papaya Paraffin oil high mw formula CnH2n +2 rennet: Can not find the formula for this purpose. Sodium aluminosilicate: can not find in my reference. Perhaps there is another name. Turpentine: (you probably referring to turpentine) my reference, it has, but does not list the formula or the overall composition. Ultramarine: Believed to be Na7Al6Si6O24S2 Xantha gum (I think you mean the xanthan gum) "a polysaccharide with D-glucose, D-mannose, D-glucuronic acid that the major hexose units "Ylang Yang (I think you mean Ylang Ylang) contains esters of geraniol and linalool and benzoic acid acteic. chloide Zinc: ZnCl2