In daily decoration, a variety of chemical materials are indispensable: * * formaldehyde resin adhesive * * is used for board bonding (environmental protection grade E0 is required), * * latex paint * * (including acrylic lotion) is used for wall painting (low VOC certification is required), * * silicone sealant * * is used to fill gaps, * * epoxy resin * * is used to bond metal/ceramics, * * cement * * and * * tile adhesive * * are used to pave the floor, * * polyurethane waterproof coating * * is used to treat toilets (gas masks are required for construction), * * wood preservative * * (such as ACQ) is used for outdoor anti-corrosion, * * thinner * * (including xylene) is used to prepare paint (flammable and ventilation is required).

In addition, there are * * putty powder * * leveling wall surface, * * stone maintenance agent * * anti fouling, etc. For safety reasons, it is recommended to prioritize water-based/formaldehyde free products, wear masks and gloves during construction, and fully ventilate and air dry after completion.

Potassium sulfate is a high content and quick acting potassium fertilizer, mainly prepared from sulfate ore anhydrous potassium magnesium aluminate and potassium chloride as raw materials. It is a white or light yellow crystalline particle with two crystal forms, α - and β -. The α - type is a colorless crystal in the hexagonal crystal system, while the β - type is a colorless crystal in the orthorhombic crystal system. It has a bitter and salty taste.

Generally, it contains 90% to 95% potassium sulfate, 50% to 52% potassium (K2O), 16% sulfur (S), and less than 2.2% chlorine (Cl); In addition, there are small amounts of sodium (Na), calcium (Ca), magnesium (Mg), bromine (Br), etc., which are insoluble in ethanol, acetone, and carbon disulfide, but easily soluble in water and can be directly absorbed and utilized by plants. They can be used as base fertilizer, seed fertilizer, and topdressing. Experimental results have shown that the application of 1 kilogram of potassium sulfate can increase the yield of grain crops by 6-8 kilograms and sugar beets by 15.5-22.5 kilograms. Some chlorine sensitive crops (such as fruits, flax, tobacco, tea, citrus, potatoes, etc.) cannot be treated with potassium chloride, but can be treated with potassium sulfate.

Creatine monohydrate is an amino acid that is crucial for the production of adenosine triphosphate (ATP). Adenosine triphosphate is the main energy source for muscle contraction. It is a naturally occurring compound that exists in small amounts in meat and fish.

The main reason for supplementing creatine monohydrate is to saturate your intramuscular phosphocreatine storage and free creatine levels, which is not possible solely through diet. By supplementing creatine monohydrate, endurance athletes can increase ATP production and improve athletic performance. Creatine has significant benefits in increasing ATP production, as well as providing benefits beyond exercise performance. Supplementing with creatine also has potential benefits for brain health.

The issue of oxalic acid in wild vegetables does require a scientific approach.

universality
Most wild vegetables (such as purslane, dandelion, shepherd's purse, amaranth, etc.) contain oxalic acid, but the content varies greatly. For example:

High oxalic acid: amaranth (about 300-500mg/100g), purslane

Low to moderate oxalic acid: shepherd's purse, dandelion tender leaves

Risk points
Oxalic acid easily combines with calcium to form calcium oxalate (the main component of kidney stones), and long-term excessive intake may:

Affects calcium absorption

Increased risk of stones (especially in patients with urinary system diseases)

Niacin is a very important water-soluble vitamin that plays a role in many aspects of health, from brain function to heart health, and more. Although associated with many potential side effects of niacin, it is also one of the few micronutrients often prescribed by doctors for the treatment of health problems such as high cholesterol, skin diseases, schizophrenia, etc. through supplements and niacin foods.

Vitamin B3, also known as niacin and niacinamide, is an important water-soluble vitamin that alters lipids. It can be found in many common foods, including certain types of meat and offal, tuna, seeds, mushrooms, and more.

It is a part of the vitamin B complex, as well as other B vitamins including vitamin B1 (thiamine), vitamin B2 (riboflavin), etc.

Vitamin B3, commonly known as niacin, comes in three forms: niacin, niacinamide, and inositol hexanoic acid. Vitamin B3 niacin has been extensively studied and proven to be helpful in treating various common health problems.

So what are the uses of niacin, what are its effects on the body, and how does it affect your health? Vitamin B3 is an important vitamin for maintaining heart health and metabolism, and also helps balance cholesterol levels in the blood. In addition, it can help brain function, skin health, and even prevent or treat diabetes.

However, according to recent research, several well-known side effects of niacin may occur when taking high doses of drugs or supplements containing niacin. The most common side effects of niacin are headache, dizziness, and hypotension. Continue reading the complete list of uses of niacin, possible side effects, benefits, sources, and signs of deficiency.

Arbutin, also known as arbutin, arbutin, arbutin, arbutin or yangmei glycoside, originated from natural green plants and is a skin whitening active substance that combines the concepts of "green", "safe" and "efficient". Arbutin is an ideal whitening agent for whitening cosmetics, with two optical isomers, alpha and beta, and the beta isomer having biological activity. At room temperature, it is a white slightly yellowish powder that is easily soluble in water, methanol, ethanol, propylene glycol, and glycerol aqueous solutions. After dissolution, there is no precipitate, and it is insoluble in chloroform, ether, petroleum ether, etc.

It is added to many whitening and skincare products. Named after its discovery from the leaves of the bear fruit plant in the Rhododendron family, it was later found in the leaves of plants such as the Vaccinium genus in the Rhododendron family, the Pear genus in the Rosaceae family (such as the Western Pear and the Small Mountain Pear), and the Tiger Ear Grass genus in the Tiger Ear Grass family. After extraction, it is used as a medicinal and cosmetic additive.

⁣Today is Xiaohan, the coldest season of the year has arrived.
In the cold wind, may you have——
🔥 The warmth of the furnace
🍵 The sweetness of hot tea
👪 Family companionship

⁣Can work hard together, can also play together! 🎉

⁣Between mountains and rivers, enjoy a leisurely time

Sodium hyaluronate (also known as hyaluronic acid) is a naturally occurring polysaccharide substance with strong water retention ability, widely used in the fields of medicine, cosmetics, and food. In medical beauty, it is commonly used for injection filling and moisturizing repair; As a highly effective moisturizing ingredient in skincare products, it can enhance skin hydration; As a food additive (such as health food), it helps to lubricate joints and improve skin moisture.

It has high safety and good biocompatibility, but it should be noted that injectable products must be operated by professional physicians, and edible grade sodium hyaluronate must comply with national food safety standards (such as being approved as a new food ingredient in China).

brief introduction
Sipan-80 is a yellow oily liquid that is easily soluble in water, ethanol, methanol, or ethyl acetate, and extremely slightly soluble in mineral oil. It is a w/o type emulsifier with strong emulsifying, dispersing, and lubricating effects. It can be mixed with various surfactants, especially suitable for use with Tween-60, and the compound effect is better. HLB value 4.7, melting point 52-57 ℃.


purpose
Sipan 80 is mainly used as a solubilizer or emulsifier for injection and oral liquids; Dispersants for capsule formulations; Emulsifiers and matrices for ointments; Suppositories use matrices, etc. Used as an emulsifier in the food industry. Emulsifier used in food and cosmetics production; Used as a dispersant in the paint and coating industry; Stabilizers used in the production of titanium dioxide; Used as insecticides, wetting agents, and emulsifiers in pesticide production; Used as a co solvent in petroleum products; It can also be used as a rust inhibitor for rust proof oil. Lubricants and softeners used for textiles and leather.

application
Sipan-80 is used as an emulsifier, solubilizer, stabilizer, softener, antistatic agent, etc. Suitable for industrial fields such as pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, textiles, paints, etc. 1. Used as an emulsifier in the food industry, in the production of beverages, milk candies, ice cream, bread, pastries, malt extract, margarine, chocolate, etc; Used in the textile industry as a component of antistatic agents and softening oiling agents for acrylic fibers; Used as emulsifiers and stabilizers in the food, pesticide, pharmaceutical, cosmetics, coatings, and plastic industries; As an anti fog agent for PVC, EVA, PE and other films, the dosage is 1.5-1.8% in PVC and 0.7-1% in EVA.

Methyl salicylate is a colorless or yellow to red oily liquid with a unique herbal aroma, sweet and spicy in taste. It is an organic compound formed by the combination of the hydroxyl group of methanol and the carbonyl group of salicylic acid.

Methyl salicylate naturally exists in essential oils such as holly oil, ylang ylang ylang oil, and acacia oil, accompanied by a unique holly oil fragrance.

Effect and Function

Methyl salicylate is mainly used as an external topical red agent, commonly used for reducing swelling and relieving pain. However, due to its side effects such as affecting the activity of iron ions in the blood, it is now rarely used for oral medication. It has a local stimulating effect, which can promote local blood circulation. External application or local rubbing can produce skin vascular dilation, skin redness and other stimulating reactions, and reflexively affect the corresponding skin, muscles, nerves and joints, thereby reducing swelling, anti-inflammatory and analgesic effects, as well as relieving itching. Can be used for sprains, contusions, lower back pain, muscle pain, neuralgia, and itching relief.

Retinol is a fat soluble vitamin that exists in the form of free aldehydes or esters in animal food. It is abundant in fat, protein, dairy, and liver. Plants do not contain vitamin A, but its precursor (provitaminA) is present in vegetables such as carrots and tomatoes. After being absorbed by animals, it can be converted into vitamin A. Retinol is essential for maintaining the stability of human growth, development, reproduction, and cell membranes, and plays an important role in the visual process. Retinal is constantly metabolized and consumed in the body, and needs to be supplemented in a timely manner through the oxidation of vitamin A.

Vitamin A is related to the normal structure and function of upper and lower cells. Deficiency can lead to dryness, inflammation, and even blindness of the conjunctiva and cornea, as well as damage to the respiratory epithelium, making it prone to respiratory infections, hair loss, and delayed infant development. Vitamin A oil, as a nutritional supplement, is a fatty oil or its concentrate obtained from the liver and pylorus of aquatic animals.

Crush fresh fish liver and pylorus, add 1-2% sodium hydroxide solution to pH 8-9. Retinol can be used in sausages, margarine, bread, dairy products, fruit juice powder, peanut butter, etc.

Although edible glucose and industrial glucose have the same chemical composition (both are C ₆ H ₁ ₂ O ₆), they have essential differences in raw materials, purity, hygiene standards, and uses. Edible glucose is made from food grade raw materials (such as corn starch), which have undergone strict refining and sterilization treatment, with a purity of ≥ 99.5%, in compliance with food safety standards (such as GB/T 20880), and is used in food, medicine, and health products; Industrial glucose may contain harmful impurities such as heavy metals and sulfides, with low purity (70%~95%), and is only used in sewage treatment, chemical or construction fields. It is absolutely inedible and misuse may lead to poisoning or health risks. The two have similar appearances and need to be distinguished by packaging labeling (such as SC license) or testing reports.

Sodium nitrite (NaNO ₂) is a common food additive mainly used for marinating meat (such as ham, sausages, bacon, etc.), which has preservative, color preserving, and flavor enhancing effects. However, excessive intake or improper use may pose health hazards, mainly including the following aspects:

1. Acute poisoning (high-risk)
Toxic dose: Adults may be poisoned if ingested 0.2-0.5 grams, and may die if ingested 1-2 grams.

Symptoms: Dizziness, vomiting, difficulty breathing, decreased blood pressure, and in severe cases, tissue hypoxia, coma, and even death due to methemoglobinemia.

Vulnerable population: Children or those who accidentally consume salt are at higher risk (such as mistakenly using it as salt).

2. Carcinogenic risk (long-term exposure)
The formation of nitrosamines: Nitrites react with amines produced by protein decomposition under gastric acid or high temperature cooking conditions, producing strong carcinogens such as nitrosamines (N-nitroso compounds).

Related cancers: Long term excessive intake may increase the risk of gastric cancer, esophageal cancer, colorectal cancer, and other cancers.

Hydroquinone

A potent whitening agent that directly inhibits tyrosinase, but may cause irritation or depigmentation (restricted in some countries).

Alternative ingredient: Arbutin (mild derivative).

Kojic Acid

Originating from fungi, it inhibits tyrosinase by chelating copper ions, and sensitive muscles may require caution.

377 (phenethyl resorcinol, SymWhite) ®）

Efficient tyrosinase inhibitors, commonly found in high-end whitening products.

Tranexamic Acid

Blocking melanin activation signals (such as prostaglandin PGE2) and having anti-inflammatory effects.

⁣Tripeptide (copper peptide) is formed by three amino acids, tripeptide is also called blue copper peptide; Glycylyl-l-histaminoyl-l-lysine. Tripeptide A triadic molecule composed of three amino acids linked by two peptides. It can effectively block the nerve conduction of a acetylcholine substance, has the effect of relaxing muscles, and improves dynamic wrinkles.

⁣Food and laughter accompany each other, team and warmth walk together! Thank you to every partner for their efforts and dedication. Tonight, let's put aside the busyness of work and fully enjoy this wonderful gathering time! Cheers to us!

Limonene, also known as n í ng ene, is also written as limonene. It is the main component of essential oil extracted from citrus peel in the Rutaceae family, but it is not the main flavor of citrus aroma.

There are three isomers of limonene, with natural limonene having optical activity, namely left-handed limonene and right-handed limonene, while artificially synthesized limonene does not have optical activity and is racemic limonene. The more common ones in aromatic organic chemistry are left-handed and right-handed.

Lemonene has three main applications in daily life: daily chemical flavoring, food flavoring, and medical research. In the field of daily chemical fragrance, it is usually used for the deployment of soap, detergent, skin care products, perfume, essence and other daily chemical products.

In terms of food flavoring, it is used to add essence to food and beverage products and enrich the flavor of products. In addition, it has also been widely applied in medical research, especially in anti-tumor fields.

Rosemary essential oil is a colorless to yellowish volatile liquid. This fresh and clean essential oil has a strong stimulating effect on the brain, which can enhance memory and make thoughts clear; It can help treat various respiratory problems, muscle stiffness, colds, and improve liver and gallbladder health. It can also be used to care for hair and scalp health.

Effect and Function
The main effects of rosemary oil are: it has a strong astringent effect, regulates oily and unclean skin, promotes blood circulation, and stimulates hair regeneration; Reduce skin congestion, swelling, and swelling; Converge skin and improve dandruff; Relieve menstrual pain, promote diuresis, and lose weight;


Psychological therapeutic effect: activating brain cells; Improve tense emotions, drowsiness, and drowsiness; It can make people energetic and strengthen the soul