Boron compound which is mainly used in the form of detergents, pesticides, softeneres, soaps, enamels, welding fluxes and as leather preserving and tanning agents, among others.

Also known as sodium borate or sodium tetraborate.

Inorganic acid used as an antiseptic, insecticide and precursor of other chemical compounds. It can also be used for pH regulation.

Also known as trioxyboric acid.

Inorganic product used to make pencils, tiles, oven coatingss, moulds, paints, ovens, varnishes, galvanic coatings and electrodes.

Salt presented in the form of a fine, white, silky powder, used as a slipping agent, with lubricant properties, for use in polymers.

Used as a  solid lubricant in thermoplastic processes. In the plastic industry, it is used in PVC pigmentation processes and for accelerating fusion in rigid PVC.

Also used in the production of cosmetics, water-repellant materials, wax crayons and cement. It is also used as an additive in foods and paints.

Oil obtained from the Ricinus communis plant, which contains between 70-77% ricinoleic acid triglycerides. Known for its cleansing effects and used for making cosmetics, lubicants, plastics and paints.

Base used in the food industry for foods with a low sodium content, in the agrochemical industry for making liquid fertilisers and in the detergent and soap industry for making soaps.

Also known as sodium hydroxide, and used to make paper, textiles and detergents. Also used in the oil industry to prepare water-based perforation sludge and in household use to unblock drainage pipes in kitchens and bathrooms, among other uses.

Fatty acid from the coconut with many uses in the cosmetic and personal care industry, and in detergent products.

Chemic compound used as a plastifying agent and additive in adhesives, printing inks and in the cosmetics industry.

Formulation used in water treatment plants.

Glycol in the form of a viscous, colourless, odourless liquid, with many industrial applications. Used to make textile additives, agrochemical products, automotive fluids, inks, solvents, pigments and for manufacturing all types of resins.

Base used in the food industry for foods with a low sodium content, in the agrochemical industry for making liquid fertilisers and in the detergent and soap industry for making soaps.

Also known as sodium hydroxide, and used to make paper, textiles and detergents. Also used in the oil industry to prepare water-based perforation sludge and in household use to unblock drainage pipes in kitchens and bathrooms, among other uses.

Inorganic acid. Aqueous hydrogen chloride gas solution in the form of a clear or slightly yellow liquid. Also known as muriatic acid or salfuman.

Extremely oxidant chemical compound, commonly known as"chlorine". When dissolved in water, it produces the well-known product "bleach". Its main function is to disinfect and for that reason it is used as a disinfectant in pools, as a whitening agent in textile fibres or as a desinfectant in toilets, due to its fungicidal and bactericidal properties.

Inorganic acid used to make fertilisers, and in the synthesis of other acids and sulphates in the petrochemical industry.

Mixture of monoacylglycerols used as a consistency factor in ointments, creams and lotions, and in shampoos and emsulsifying agents.

Crystalline powder obtained by mixing quicklime with water.

Inorganic acid. Aqueous hydrogen chloride gas solution in the form of a clear or slightly yellow liquid.

Also known as muriatic acid or salfuman.

Chemical compound known to be a strong oxidising agent.

At room temperature, it takes the form of a colourless liquid with a bitter taste. It has many applications; at low concentrations (3% - 9%) it is found in a large number of household products for medicinal uses, such as in bleaches for fabrics and hair.

In industry, it is used at higher concentrations to whiten fabrics and paper pulp, and to manufacture rubber foam and organic chemical substances. In other areas such as research, it is used to measure the activity of certain enzymes, such as catalase.

Refractive material refractari used in the building industry to make cement and as an insulation element in industrial cables. Also used in the pharmaceutical industry to make antiacids, magnesium supplements and laxatives.

Solvent used in dry-cleaning, in the manufacture of clay, building materials and fire-resistant materials. Also  used in the artificial silk and textile industry.

Solvent used in organic synthesis, rubber solvents, nitrocellulose lacquers, production of coatings and adhesives.

Organic compound presented in the form of a toxic, flammable, corrosive, viscous liquid, used to make soap, detergents, ink, dyes and rubber.

Also known as 2-aminoethanol or ethanolamine.

Used mainly to make candles and other similar products.

Liquid oil obtained from petroleum.

Glycol in the form of a colourless, water-soluble liquid with medium viscosity and low toxicity, with many practical uses; used in different products such as polyester resins, coolants for engines or latex paints, in applying liquid cleaners, lubricants and additives to prepare cement and also as a solvent.

Its farry acid composition makes it a very stable oil at high temperatures, promoting its use in industrial fried foods, frozen foods and dehydrated foods.

Chemical compound with  many industrial uses. Used  for manufactuing paper, textiles, dyes, oil, chemicals, metallurgy, building materials and for ph regulation and in the food industry as an additive.

Extremely oxidant chemical compound, commonly known as"chlorine". When dissolved in water, it produces the well-known product "bleach". Its main function is to disinfect and for that reason it is used as a disinfectant in pools, as a whitening agent in textile fibres or as a desinfectant in toilets, due to its fungicidal and bactericidal properties.

Inorganic compound with many industrial uses. Also known as sodium pyrosulphite or sodium bisulphite.

Inorganic substance that is dissolved directly in water, producing an alkaline solution. Used in industry to make adhesives, detergents, ingredients in cleaning compounds, cements, binders, protective and specific coatings, to assist in coagulation, anticorrosives, catalyst bases, deflocculants, chemicals, zeolites, etc.

Colourless compound used as a starting product in many chemical processes. Used as a preservative and antioxidant in the food industry and also to improve the quality of rubber and cellulose industry products.

Polyalcohol used to amke foods, pharmaceuticals and chemicals and as a wetting agent for maintaining the appropriate degree of moisture in different products. Also used as conditioner for paper, textiles, glues and ceramics and as an emulsifier in making cakes and sweets to prevent the separation of the aqueous and solid phases in these foods.

Inorganic acid used to make fertilisers, and in the synthesis of other acids and sulphates in the petrochemical industry.

Vegetable oil obtained from the almond tree. Rich in fatty acids such as oleic, linoleic and palmitic acid. Used mainly as an emollient for preparing cosmetics and creams.

Alcohol with a liquid consistency, completely odourless, with a sweet taste and a high viscosity coefficient. It has a wide range of uses, for instance as a plastifying agent, emulsifier, softener in body lotions, ice creams and sealants and due to its medicinal nature, it has many applications in the pharmaceutical industry.

A colourless, odourless oil with an effective plastifying effect.

Used in different industries such as the pharmaceutical (to make medicines, laxatives and pills or capsules), food (for processing food such as bread or confectionery), cosmetics (as oils for infants or hair oils) or textile (to lubricate fibres or used to make leather), among others.

Product used as a solvent (a substitute for turpentine or trementine) in artistic painting and textile processes.

Used mainly in the paint, degreasing, metals and lubricants sectors, as it combines high dissolution power with a medium evaporation speed.

Used as a stripping agent in metallurgy, and is able to attack metal oxides and dissolve oxide layers, exposing the clean metal surface. Due to its corrosive nature, this stripping agent is not suitable for use in electronic work. Also used to make magnesium oxide cements and for dental fillings and in textile processes, and for making strippers and catalysts for organic synthesis.

Used for galvanising and as a chemical reagent.