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Analysis of the reasons for ethylene glycol discoloration

2018-07-26View Original

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May I ask why ethylene glycol turns yellow? No contact with metal.
Reply #22018-07-26
It’s not clear whether your ethylene glycol contains water, nor are the storage temperature, pressure, purity, and other environmental factors known, so it’s difficult to give an answer. There was a post about this before; for reference: https://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-1235759-1-1.html
Reply #32018-07-26
There are many reasons why ethylene glycol turns yellow; ultraviolet radiation from light can also cause discoloration. You need to provide detailed information about your operating conditions or the process used, so that I can analyze the reasons for the discoloration

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