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Canada Balsam Chemical

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Canada Balsam Chemical Specification

Other Names
Balsam of Canada, Turpentine Balsam

Melting Point
Approximately 100C

Molecular Weight
Not fixed (mixture)

Smell
Typical balsamic odor

Molecular Formula
Not applicable (mixture of resin acids and terpenes)

Shape
Viscous liquid or semi-solid

Form
Liquid / Semi-solid

Density
1.02 Gram per cubic centimeter(g/cm3)

Ph Level
Neutral (pH = 7)

Storage
Store in cool, dry place, tightly closed container, away from sunlight.

Boiling point
>160C

Taste
Characteristic, bitter taste

Solubility
Soluble in turpentine, chloroform, benzene, and ether.

HS Code
13019099

Refractive Rate
nD20 1.521.55

Structural Formula
Not fixed (natural resin mixture)

Purity
>98% (resin content)

Poisonous
Yes

Classification
Natural organic resin

Chemical Name
Canada Balsam

CAS No
8007-47-4

EINECS No
232-362-2

Grade
Laboratory / Technical / Analytical Grade

Standard
Meets analytical and technical grade requirements.

Type
Resin

Usage
For industrial, laboratory, and research use.

Main Material
Natural resin obtained from the balsam fir tree (Abies balsamea).

Application
Used as an optical cement, mounting medium for microscope specimens, adhesives, and in photomicrography.

Shelf Life
2 years under proper storage

Stability
Stable under recommended storage conditions

Hazard Statements
Non-hazardous under normal conditions

Extraction Method
Steam distillation from fir tree resin

Appearance
Clear yellowish to pale brown viscous liquid

Packaging Type
Amber glass bottles, plastic containers

Flash Point
>170°C

Optical Properties
High optical clarity; refractive index suitable for microscopy

Viscosity
High

Canada Balsam Chemical Trade Information

Main Export Market(s)
Middle East, South America, Africa

About Canada Balsam Chemical

Experience the opulent quality of our Canada Balsam Chemical a trending, world-class solution for laboratories and researchers. This special, natural resin boasts exceptional optical clarity and high viscosity, presenting as a clear yellowish to pale brown liquid, perfect for mounting specimens and photomicrography. Extracted via steam distillation from fir tree resin, its purity exceeds 98%. Canada Balsam is non-toxic, stable, and non-hazardous under recommended conditions, offering an uncommon bargain in technical and analytical applications. Secure, amber glass or plastic packaging ensures product longevity and safety.

Uncommon Versatility: Applications and Features

Canada Balsam Chemical delivers beyond microscopy. This unique natural resin excels as an adhesive in optics, photomicrography, and research environments. Meeting technical and analytical standards, it is preferred for specimen mounting and industrial processes. Its high optical clarity, neutral pH, and non-toxic profile make it an outstanding choice for professionals seeking reliability and performance in uncommon scenariossetting itself apart from other natural resins with its authentic, characteristic balsamic aroma and robust stability.

Sample Policy and Certifications: Value Delivered

Secure your Canada Balsam Chemical sample at the lowest price for a minimal outlay. We offer accessible sample quantities, conveniently shipped to you upon request. Each batch is supported by relevant certifications, ensuring compliance with analytical and laboratory-grade standards. Enjoy peace of mind with traceable supply chains, third-party validations, and a sample-shipping experience that guarantees quality before you commit to a purchase, making it easy to validate suitability for your unique research or industrial application.

FAQs of Canada Balsam Chemical:

Q: How should Canada Balsam Chemical be stored for maximum shelf life?

A: For optimal longevity, Canada Balsam should be kept in a tightly closed container, stored in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. This maintains its stability and effectiveness for up to two years.

Q: What are the main uses of Canada Balsam Chemical in laboratory and industry?

A: Canada Balsam serves as an optical cement, mounting medium for microscope specimens, and adhesive in optics and photomicrography. Its high optical clarity makes it ideal for precise laboratory and research applications.

Q: What is the process of extracting Canada Balsam Chemical?

A: Canada Balsam is extracted using steam distillation from the resin of Abies balsamea (balsam fir tree). This natural process ensures high purity and preserves the characteristic properties of the resin.

Q: Where can I request a sample of Canada Balsam Chemical and at what cost?

A: You can request a sample from our sales team or website at the lowest price available. The sample is shipped promptly for only a minimal outlay, giving you a risk-free evaluation opportunity.

Q: What certifications support the quality of Canada Balsam Chemical?

A: Every batch of Canada Balsam Chemical is supplied with relevant analytical and technical grade certifications, ensuring compliance with global quality standards for laboratory and industrial use.

Q: When is Canada Balsam preferred over synthetic resins?

A: Canada Balsam is preferred for applications requiring high optical clarity, a neutral pH, and a non-toxic, non-hazardous profile, especially in sensitive laboratory and microscopy work.

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