Anatase Tita+A100nium Dioxide TIO2

Product Description

**Ceresine wax** and **microcrystalline wax** are both petroleum-derived waxes but differ in their properties and applications: - **Ceresine Wax**: A purified, hard, and brittle wax with a **higher melting point and low oil content**, commonly used in **cosmetics, pharmaceuticals, polishes, and electrical insulations** for its **smooth texture, opacity, and moisture resistance**. - **Microcrystalline Wax**: A softer, more flexible wax with **fine crystalline structures and higher viscosity**, used in **rubber, adhesives, coatings, and food-grade applications** due to its **strong binding, water resistance, and high oil retention**. While both waxes offer **stability and protective properties**, ceresine wax is preferred for **cosmetic and specialty applications**, while microcrystalline wax is valued for its **industrial and adhesive capabilities**.