TRIETHYLENE GLYCOL (TEG) is a straight-chain dihydric

Triethylenglykol (TEG) alcohol aliphatic compound terminated on both ends by a

hydroxyl group. It is a clear, practically colorless and odorless,
2,2’-(1,2-ethanediylbis(oxy)) ethanol
hygroscopic liquid at room temperature.
(CAS-Nr.) 112-27-6
(EG-Nr.) 203-953-2
HOCH CH (OCH CH ) OH
2 2 2 22

S unsaturated polyester resins

S polyester polyols
S coalescent
S lubricant and coupling agents
S plasticizers

S humectants and dehydrating agents
Applications: S solvents

Triethylene glycol is used as a coalescing agent in water-

based paint & lacquers; as a dehydrating agent for natural
gas; a solvent and lubricant in textile dyeing and printing; a
plasticizer; a raw material for the production of polyester
resins and polyols; a humectant; a constituent of hydraulic
fluids; a selective solvent for aromatics

Parameter fact Norm, GOST

Appearance, visual transparent liquid
Color, Hazen, no more: 20
Specification: Density at 20°C, kg\m3 1.123 1,124
Humidity, %, no more 0,0 0,1
TEG, % 99,9 99,5
Boiling point, oC 120-320
Water solubility, % < 10
pH 7
VOC content,% ASTM D 2369 6
Viscosity, cSt, at 20°C 43
Typical Physical Properties
Vapor pressurity at 20°C, mm Hg < 0.1
Specific gravity, at 20°C 1,13

Boiling point , °C 288
Molecular weight 150,17

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