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IUPAC Name |
: byproduct of tall oil processing |
Cas Number |
: 8016-81-7 |
HS Code |
: 380300 |
Formula |
: - |
Appearance Name |
: Dark brown to black viscous liquid |
Common Names |
: Tall Oil Pitch (TOP) |
Packaging |
: N/A |
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Tall Oil Pitch (Resin) is a viscous black liquid obtained from Tall Oil. It has lower boiling point, alcohol, ester and palmitic acid contents. Tall oil is produced from coniferous trees and has a variety of uses. It is obtained as a co-product of the kraft wood pulping process used by paper mills and it is the third largest chemical by-product of kraft mill.
Tall Oil is extracted from pulp and paper mills when pulping mainly coniferous trees. The yellow-black odorous liquid produced is concentrated and left to settle. When sulfuric acid and heat are added to the material, it becomes crude tall oil. The crude tall oil is then distilled to obtain tall oil pitch.
Tall Oil Pitch (TOP) is the heavier, resinous fraction remaining after the extraction of fatty acids from tall oil—a renewable byproduct of the Kraft pulping process. Characterized by its high molecular weight and robust adhesion properties, TOP is utilized in numerous industrial applications: