Rosin generally refers to gum rosin, an oil exuded from tree trunks. After dissolution, clarification, and distillation, dries into a solid block (without a fixed melting point). Its color ranges from light yellow to reddish-brown. As a vital chemical raw material, it is primarily used in daily life as a flux for soldering circuit boards and as a hair remover. In musical instruments, rosin is applied to the bow hair of bowed string instruments like the erhu, violin, and horsehead fiddle to incre
Appearance: Light yellow transparent block
Color: Yellow (meets glass standard color block requirements for rosin grades)
Softening Point (Ring and Ball Method), °C: 75-90
Acid Value (mg KOH/g): 140-150
Unsaponifiable Matter Content, %: ≤ 5
Ethanol-Insoluble Matter, %: ≤ 0.03
Ash Content, %: ≤ 0.03
Appearance: Light yellow transparent block
Color: Yellow (meets glass standard color block requirements for rosin grades)
Softening Point (Ring and Ball Method), °C: 75-90
Acid Value (mg KOH/g): 140-150
Unsaponifiable Matter Content, %: ≤ 5
Ethanol-Insoluble Matter, %: ≤ 0.03
Ash Content, %: ≤ 0.03






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