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What are Silicones?What are Silicones?

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What Are Silicones ?What Are Silicones ?

- Derived from sand, Silicones exist as- Derived from sand, Silicones exist asVolatilesVolatiles FluidsFluids GumsGumsElastomersElastomers SealantsSealants ResinsResins

- - SiliconSilicon The pure element Si, 28% of earth’s crustThe pure element Si, 28% of earth’s crust- - SilicaSilica Sand, naturally occurring SiOSand, naturally occurring SiO22

- - SilicateSilicate Si & O and other metalsSi & O and other metals- - SiliconeSilicone A polymer derived from silicon, carbon, oxygen and hydrogenA polymer derived from silicon, carbon, oxygen and hydrogen- - Modified siliconesModified silicones have the methyl groups of silicones replaced with have the methyl groups of silicones replaced with

other groupsother groups

- There are 1000’s of different products, for 1000’s of different applications- There are 1000’s of different products, for 1000’s of different applications

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Applications of SiliconesApplications of Silicones

ConstructionConstruction Paper CoatingsPaper CoatingsGlazing, waterproofing, roofingGlazing, waterproofing, roofing Release coatings for paper & labelsRelease coatings for paper & labelssealing, firestopping for buildingssealing, firestopping for buildings

ElectronicsElectronics Personal Household & Auto CarePersonal Household & Auto CareProtecting, adhering, insulatingProtecting, adhering, insulating Enhance feel, gloss, protection,Enhance feel, gloss, protection,for electronics & telecommunicationsfor electronics & telecommunications delivery & defoaming of productsdelivery & defoaming of products

Plastics & ChemicalsPlastics & Chemicals TextilesTextilesFoam control and release agents.Foam control and release agents. Antifoams & Process aids for textiles.Antifoams & Process aids for textiles.Additives and resins for coatings.Additives and resins for coatings. Enhances feel and lubricityEnhances feel and lubricity

Industrial & Consumer MaintenanceIndustrial & Consumer Maintenance FabricatorsFabricatorsSealants and specialty lubricantsSealants and specialty lubricants Elastomers, fluids, resins for electricalElastomers, fluids, resins for electrical

aerospace and automotive industriesaerospace and automotive industriesPlus many morePlus many more

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Applications of SiliconesApplications of Silicones

Silicones are: Silicones are: - Low surface energy- Low surface energy- Oxidative resistant- Oxidative resistant- Ozone resistant- Ozone resistant- UV resistant- UV resistant- Moisture resistant- Moisture resistant- Temperature resistant- Temperature resistant- Biocompatible- Biocompatible- Non-toxic- Non-toxic- Non-irritating- Non-irritating

Silicones can be:Silicones can be:- Reactive - Reactive oror Inert Inert

- Elastomeric - Elastomeric oror Rigid Rigid oror Fluid Fluid

- Release agents - Release agents oror Adhesives Adhesives

- Antifoams - Antifoams oror Profoamers Profoamers oror Surfactants Surfactants

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Making SiliconesMaking Silicones

Si OSi O22 ++ 2 C2 C SiSi ++ 2 C O2 C O

2 C H 2 C H33 Cl Cl

( C H( C H33 ) ) 2 2 Si Cl Si Cl22

2 H2 H22 O O

C H C H33 C H C H33 C H C H33 l l l l l l ( C H( C H33 ) ) 2 2 Si (OH) Si (OH) 22 + 2 H Cl+ 2 H ClH O -- Si O -- -- Si O -- -- Si - O HH O -- Si O -- -- Si O -- -- Si - O H l l l l l l ( C H( C H33 ) ) 2 2 Si (OH) Si (OH) 22 C H C H33 C H C H33 C H C H33 n n H H22 O O

Reduction

Hydrolysis

Condensation

End-Blocking

Quartz (ie Sand)

Silicone Fluids

Polymer

Monomer

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Properties ofProperties of Polydimethylsiloxane Polydimethylsiloxane

The Silicone Polymer...- Monomer range 2 to 1000’s- viscosity range 1 to 1+ million cSt

Volatile Fluids Fluids Gums Emulsions Resins Solids

Trimethyl end-blocked

O OO

Si Si Si

CH3 CH3 CH3 CH3 CH3 CH3

CH3

Inorganic Backbone

Organic pending groups

Alias: Silicone Dimethicone P.D.M.S.

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Properties of PDMSProperties of PDMS

Poly-dimethyl-siloxanePoly-dimethyl-siloxane- Inorganic Backbone- Inorganic Backbone High Surface EnergiesHigh Surface Energies- Pendant organic (methyl) groups- Pendant organic (methyl) groups Low Surface EnergiesLow Surface Energies

Role:Role:- Backbone presents the organic groups at the interface- Backbone presents the organic groups at the interface- Organic groups provide the - Organic groups provide the Surface Active Surface Active propertiesproperties

S i - O - (S i - O -)n - S i - O - S i

C H 3 C H 3 C H 3 C H 3

C H 3 C H 3 C H 3 C H 3

C H 3 C H 3

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O OO

Si Si Si

CH3 CH3 CH3 CH3 CH3 CH3

CH3

Inorganic Backbone

Rotation About the BondsC-C 3.3 kcal/molSi-O 0.2 kcal/mol

Bond Angle LengthC-C 112 o 0.154 nmC-O 111 o 0.142nmSi-O 130 o 0.163nm

Si-O bond is very free to move

The Flexible BackboneThe Flexible Backbone Silicones have the lowest TgTg, K

PDMS 146Polyethylene 148Polytetrafluoroethyylene 160Polypropylene oxide 198Polyisobutylene 200

Si-O bond is flattest and longest *

Silicone molecules are like spaghetti:- They are long and strong- They are free to move- They do not get tangled up- They are not ‘sticky’ Silicone s have low

intermolecular forces.

Bond StrengthC-C 85 kcal/molC-O 81 kcal/molSi-O 117 kcal/mol

Si-O bond is more stable Si-O bonds are quite long

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Pendant Organic GroupsPendant Organic Groups

Organic pending groups- Strongly hydophobic

Order of increasing surface energy for single carbon based moieties is*:

CF3- - CF2 - -CH3- - CH2-

This explains why PDMS is less surface active than alkanes

* Ref: W.A. Zisma StudiesAdvances in Chemistry Series, No.43 American Chemical Society: Washington DC, 1964, p1

Silicones have low Surface Tensionalso:

PDMS S.T. for wetting = 24mN/mPDMS Liquid S.T. = 20 nM/m

Silicones spread over its own adsorbed film- complete surface coverage- excellent spreading agent

S.T. (mN/m)

Water 72Water + Surfactant 30Ethanol 50PDMS 20

Hg H2O Soap Silicone

O OO

Si Si Si

CH3 CH3 CH3 CH3 CH3 CH3

CH3

etc

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Siloxane FunctionalitySiloxane FunctionalityA Structural OverviewA Structural Overview

AA

A

A

A

A

Linear Polydimethyl Siloxane

PEPEDimethicone

Copolyol

Alkyl PEPE

Ternary

DimethiconolOOO

Phenyl Siloxane

TrimethylsilylAmodimethicone

Branch

ing

Branching

PolarityEmulsifiers

High RI

Broader

Compatibility

Silsesquioxane&

Silicates

Amodimethicone

Subs

tant

ivity

Cond

ition

ing

Organic

Capability

Vol.W

ax

Alkyl Alkyl

Alkyl MethylSiloxanes

HO OH

Crosslin

king

Cyclomethicone

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Dimethicone / Dimethiconol FluidsDimethicone / Dimethiconol Fluids

Dow CorningDow Corning®® 200 Fluid, 225 Fluid 200 Fluid, 225 FluidLinear PDMS chainLinear PDMS chain

Range of chain lengths,Range of chain lengths,Range of viscositiesRange of viscosities0.65cs to 60,000cs0.65cs to 60,000cs

•• High viscosity fluids can form a protective film, while lowHigh viscosity fluids can form a protective film, while lowviscosity fluids are able to be emulsified and have better solubilityviscosity fluids are able to be emulsified and have better solubilitywith other ingredients.with other ingredients.

n., n = 0 ~100,000

H3C

CH3

Si

CH3

O

CH3

Si

CH3

O

CH3

Si

CH3

CH3

HO OH

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Dimethicone Fluids - Viscosity CorrelationDimethicone Fluids - Viscosity CorrelationViscosity Correlation with Molecular WeightViscosity Correlation with Molecular Weight

V is c o s ity (c s ) M o lec ular W eight

5 80020 2,00050 4,000

100 6,000200 9,500350 14,000500 17,000

1,000 28 ,0005,000 50 ,000

10 ,000 62 ,00012 ,500 68 ,00060 ,000 117 ,000

100 ,000 140 ,000600 ,000 260 ,000

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CyclomethiconeCyclomethicone

Dow CorningDow Corning®® 244 244: > 95% D4: > 95% D4Dow CorningDow Corning®® 245 245: >95% D5: >95% D5Dow CorningDow Corning®® 344 344: D4 + D5: D4 + D5Dow CorningDow Corning®® 345 345: D4 + D5 + D6: D4 + D5 + D6Dow CorningDow Corning®® 246 246: >95% D6: >95% D6

Very Good solvents, Non-stinging, Non-staining, Colorless, odorless, High volatility.Very Good solvents, Non-stinging, Non-staining, Colorless, odorless, High volatility.•• In hair care products cyclics improve manageability of wet hair, but do not In hair care products cyclics improve manageability of wet hair, but do not

remain on the hair.remain on the hair.•• In skin care and cosmetic products, cyclics suppress the stickiness of organicIn skin care and cosmetic products, cyclics suppress the stickiness of organic

ingredients and create a clean feelingredients and create a clean feel•• In antiperspirant products they act as a delivery vehicle for active ingredients.In antiperspirant products they act as a delivery vehicle for active ingredients.

Due to their low heat of vaporization, they do not feel cold on the skin.Due to their low heat of vaporization, they do not feel cold on the skin.

H3C

H3C CH3

CH3

Si O Si

O

SiO

O

H3C

(D4)

CH3

CH3

Si

CH3

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Me

----- Si ---- O ---- ---

R

O (Me2 O)a

(O HC Me)b

Me R m

Water soluble to water dispersibleWater soluble to water dispersiblesilicone polyetherssilicone polyethers

Dow CorningDow Corning®® 190 190 (HLB ~ 5)(HLB ~ 5)Dow CorningDow Corning®® 193 193 (HLB ~12)(HLB ~12)Dow CorningDow Corning®® Q2-5220 Q2-5220 (HLB ~7)(HLB ~7)Dow CorningDow Corning®® 5324 5324 Surfactant Surfactant

The main feature of dimethicone copolyolsThe main feature of dimethicone copolyolsis their solubility in both water and ethanol.is their solubility in both water and ethanol.

•• In hair care products they improve wetting and reduce stickiness of In hair care products they improve wetting and reduce stickiness of fixative resinsfixative resins

•• In skin care, they act to provide a soft and subtle feelIn skin care, they act to provide a soft and subtle feel

Dimethicone CopolyolDimethicone Copolyol

Me

Me3 Si ---- O ---- Si ---- O ---- Si Me3

Me n

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Phenyl TrimethiconePhenyl Trimethicone

Dow CorningDow Corning®® 556 Fluid 556 Fluid

Similar benefits to the 200 fluidsSimilar benefits to the 200 fluidswithwith

More organo-compatible (easier to emulsify)More organo-compatible (easier to emulsify)•• They form a lustrous protective film and impart water repellent properties.They form a lustrous protective film and impart water repellent properties.

Higher gloss (higher refractive index)Higher gloss (higher refractive index)•• In hair styling products they are good solubilisers for setting agents.In hair styling products they are good solubilisers for setting agents.

O

Si

Si Si

H3C

CH3

CH3

CH3 CH3

n.

H3C

CH3

SiO

C6H5 CH3

CH3

O

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Fluid / Gum BlendsFluid / Gum Blends

Dow CorningDow Corning®® 2-1401: 2-1401: Cyclomethicone (and) DimethiconolCyclomethicone (and) DimethiconolDow CorningDow Corning®® 2-1403: 2-1403: Dimethicone (and) DimethiconolDimethicone (and) Dimethiconol

Description:Description: A high viscosity silicone GUM dispersed in low Mwt fluidA high viscosity silicone GUM dispersed in low Mwt fluid

Feature:Feature: Silicone gum provide an unique soft, silky, smooth feelSilicone gum provide an unique soft, silky, smooth feel–– Cyclomethicone (DC-1401) used as a carrier to give totally non-oily,Cyclomethicone (DC-1401) used as a carrier to give totally non-oily,

non-greasy feel once when cyclomethicone evaporatednon-greasy feel once when cyclomethicone evaporated–– DC2-1403 contains nonvolatile low visc. dimethicone fluid as DC2-1403 contains nonvolatile low visc. dimethicone fluid as

carrier which gives more rich and gloss feelcarrier which gives more rich and gloss feel

Main Application:Main Application: Hair CareHair Care - Cuticle coat, Leave-on hair cream.,- Cuticle coat, Leave-on hair cream.,Skin CareSkin Care - Non-oily, non-greasy cream and lotion- Non-oily, non-greasy cream and lotion

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CH3

Si

CH3

O

Amodimethicone vs.Amodimethicone vs.TrimethylsilyamodimethiconeTrimethylsilyamodimethicone

•• Amodimethicone Amodimethicone ((DC-929, DC-939 EmulsionDC-929, DC-939 Emulsion))–– A reactive polymer (OH functionality), form high Mwt through crosslinking,A reactive polymer (OH functionality), form high Mwt through crosslinking,–– Resulting with silicone gum like silky, soft, non-oily feel after blow drying.Resulting with silicone gum like silky, soft, non-oily feel after blow drying.

•• Trimethylsilyamodimethicone Trimethylsilyamodimethicone (8220 Fluid, 7224 Emulsion, 2-8168 Emulsion)(8220 Fluid, 7224 Emulsion, 2-8168 Emulsion)–– A nonreactive aminosiliconeA nonreactive aminosilicone–– Can be formulated into a clear 2 in 1 shampooCan be formulated into a clear 2 in 1 shampoo

Amodimethicone:

Trimethylsilyl-amodimethicone: H3C

CH3

Si

CH3

OHO

CH3

Si

CH3

CH3

OH

R

Si

CH3

O

X Y

R = C3H6-NH-C2H4NH2

OH

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Dow CorningDow Corning® 593 Fluid 593 Fluid Dow Corning Dow Corning® 749 Fluid 749 Fluid

DC-593: DC-593: Dimethicone (and) Dimethicone (and) TrimethylsiloxylsilicateTrimethylsiloxylsilicate

Feature:Feature: SubstantiveSubstantiveHigh wash-off resistanceHigh wash-off resistance

Benefit:Benefit: Water resistanceWater resistanceProtectionProtectionBreathable barrierBreathable barrier

Main Application: Main Application: Sun screenSun screenHand creamHand creamProtective creamProtective cream

DC-749:DC-749: Cyclomethicone (and)Cyclomethicone (and)TrimethylsiloxylsilicateTrimethylsiloxylsilicate

Feature:Feature: Silicone resin acts as binderSilicone resin acts as binderfor pigments and actives afterfor pigments and actives aftercyclomethicone evaporatedcyclomethicone evaporated

Benefit:Benefit: Long lastingLong lastingWater resistanceWater resistance

Main Application:Main Application:Long lastingLong lastingLipstick, Lipstick, Foundation etc.Foundation etc.

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Dow CorningDow Corning® 580 Wax Dow Corning580 Wax Dow Corning® 2501 Wax2501 Wax

DC-580:DC-580: Stearoxytrimethylsilane Stearoxytrimethylsilane (and) Stearyl alcohol(and) Stearyl alcohol

Feature:Feature: Excellent lubricityExcellent lubricityMelts near body tempMelts near body tempHydrophobicHydrophobicMild occlusiveMild occlusive

Benefit:Benefit: LubricationLubricationMoisturizingMoisturizing

Main Application:Main Application:MoisturizerMoisturizerShaving productsShaving products

DC-2501:DC-2501: Dimethicone CopolyolDimethicone Copolyol

Feature:Feature: OcclusiveOcclusiveFoam modificationFoam modification

Benefit:Benefit: Rich, creamy leathersRich, creamy leathersMoisturizingMoisturizing

Main Application:Main Application:2 in 1 moisturizing2 in 1 moisturizingfacial cleanserfacial cleanser

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Dow CorningDow Corning® 2503 Wax 2503 Wax Dow Corning Dow Corning®

AMS C30 WaxAMS C30 Wax

DC-2503:DC-2503: Stearyl DimethiconeStearyl Dimethicone

Feature:Feature: Melts near body tempMelts near body tempOcclusive, non-oilyOcclusive, non-oilyOrganics compatibleOrganics compatible

Benefit:Benefit: LubricationLubricationMoisturizingMoisturizing

Main Application:Main Application:Moisturizing creamMoisturizing creamLip stickLip stickSkin cream and lotionSkin cream and lotion

DC- AMS C30:DC- AMS C30:C30 DimethiconeC30 Dimethicone

Feature:Feature: High melting point wasHigh melting point was

Benefit:Benefit: Increase W/O viscosityIncrease W/O viscosityMoisturizingMoisturizing

Main Application:Main Application:Lip stickLip stickW/O cream ...W/O cream ...

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Dow CorningDow Corning® 3225C Dow Corning3225C Dow Corning® 52005200 Formulation Aid Formulation Aid Surfactant Surfactant

DC-3225C:DC-3225C: Dimethicone copolyol Dimethicone copolyol (and) cyclomethicone(and) cyclomethicone

Feature:Feature: Water-in-silicone emulsifierWater-in-silicone emulsifier

Benefit:Benefit: Non-greasy, non-oily feelNon-greasy, non-oily feelCold process possible Cold process possible High water content (>70%)High water content (>70%)Clear product achievableClear product achievable

Main Application:Main Application:Roll-on antiperspirantRoll-on antiperspirantClear W/O gelClear W/O gelNon-greasy cream and lotionNon-greasy cream and lotion

DC-5200:DC-5200: Lauryl methicone copolyolLauryl methicone copolyol

Feature:Feature: Water-in- oil emulsifierWater-in- oil emulsifier

Benefit:Benefit: Non-greasy, less-oily feelNon-greasy, less-oily feelCold process possibleCold process possibleHigh water content (>70%)High water content (>70%)

Main Application:Main Application:Water resistant W/O creamWater resistant W/O creamMoisturizing cream Moisturizing cream Sunscreen, FoundationSunscreen, Foundation

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Silicone EmulsionsSilicone Emulsions

•• Effective medium for delivering silicone droplets in anEffective medium for delivering silicone droplets in anaqueous system.aqueous system.

•• Easy to formulate ready-made emulsions into productsEasy to formulate ready-made emulsions into products•• Emulsions may have many different variables based on:Emulsions may have many different variables based on:

–– surfactant systemsurfactant system–– silicone systemsilicone system–– silicone particle sizesilicone particle size

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MechanicalEmulsion

EmulsionPolymerization

Monomer

Polymer Monomer Emulsion

Emulsion

Polymerizatio

n Emulsification

Emulsification Polymerizatio

n

Emulsion TechnologiesEmulsion Technologies

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Dow Corning Silicones for Hair Care ProductsDow Corning Silicones for Hair Care Products

Product nameProduct name Product descriptionProduct description

Dimethicone EmulsionDow CorningDow Corning® Q2-1679 EmulsionQ2-1679 Emulsion 60% 50,000cst Dimethiconol nonionic emulsion60% 50,000cst Dimethiconol nonionic emulsionDow CorningDow Corning® Q2-1741 EmulsionQ2-1741 Emulsion 60% 100,000cst Dimethiconol nonionic emulsion60% 100,000cst Dimethiconol nonionic emulsionDow CorningDow Corning® 1784 Emulsion1784 Emulsion 50% Very High viscosity anionic silicone emulsion50% Very High viscosity anionic silicone emulsionDow CorningDow Corning® 2-1352 Emulsion2-1352 Emulsion 60% Gum-in-Fluid nonionic silicone emulsion60% Gum-in-Fluid nonionic silicone emulsionDow CorningDow Corning® 2-1491 Emulsion2-1491 Emulsion 60% Gum-in-Fluid nonionic silicone emulsion60% Gum-in-Fluid nonionic silicone emulsionDow CorningDow Corning® 2-1483 Emulsion2-1483 Emulsion 60% 60,000cst Dimethiconol nonionic emulsion60% 60,000cst Dimethiconol nonionic emulsionDow CorningDow Corning® Q2-1803 EmulsionQ2-1803 Emulsion 60% Gum-in-Cyclics nonionic silicone emulsion60% Gum-in-Cyclics nonionic silicone emulsion

Amino Silicone Fluid & EmulsionDow CorningDow Corning ® 8220 Conditioning Additive8220 Conditioning Additive 100% Amino fluid100% Amino fluidDow CorningDow Corning ® 7224 Conditioning Additive 7224 Conditioning Additive 35% Nonionic emulsion of Aminosilicone35% Nonionic emulsion of AminosiliconeDow CorningDow Corning ® 939 Emulsion939 Emulsion 35% Cationic emulsion of Aminosilicone35% Cationic emulsion of AminosiliconeDow CorningDow Corning ® 949 Emulsion949 Emulsion 35% Cationic emulsion of Aminosilicone35% Cationic emulsion of AminosiliconeDow CorningDow Corning ® 2-8168 Microemulsion2-8168 Microemulsion 20% Nonionic Amino Microemulsion20% Nonionic Amino MicroemulsionDow CorningDow Corning ® 2-8194 Microemulsion2-8194 Microemulsion 35% Nonionic Amino Microemulsion35% Nonionic Amino Microemulsion

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Dow Corning Silicones for Hair Care ProductsDow Corning Silicones for Hair Care Products

Product nameProduct name Product descriptionProduct description

Dimethicone CopolyolDow Corning Dow Corning ® 190 Surfactant190 Surfactant 100% water soluble silicone glycol100% water soluble silicone glycolDow Corning Dow Corning ® 193 Surfactant193 Surfactant 100% water soluble silicone glycol100% water soluble silicone glycolDow Corning Dow Corning ® 5324 Surfactant5324 Surfactant 100% water dispersible silicone glycol100% water dispersible silicone glycolDow Corning Dow Corning ® 5220 Resin Modifier5220 Resin Modifier 100% water dispersible silicone glycol100% water dispersible silicone glycol

Dimethicone fluid and othersDow CorningDow Corning ® 200 Fluid (range of viscosity)200 Fluid (range of viscosity) 100% Dimethicone fluid100% Dimethicone fluidDow CorningDow Corning ® 1501 Fluid1501 Fluid 100% Gum-in-Cyclics silicone fluid100% Gum-in-Cyclics silicone fluidDow CorningDow Corning ® 2-9040 Silicone Gel2-9040 Silicone Gel 100% Silicone Elastomer Gum-in-Cyclics100% Silicone Elastomer Gum-in-CyclicsDow CorningDow Corning ® Q2-1503 FluidQ2-1503 Fluid 100% Gum-in-Fluid silicone fluid100% Gum-in-Fluid silicone fluidDow CorningDow Corning ® Q2-1418 FluidQ2-1418 Fluid 100% Gum-in-Fluid silicone fluid100% Gum-in-Fluid silicone fluidDow CorningDow Corning ® 344 Fluid344 Fluid 100% Volatile Cyclomethicone fluid100% Volatile Cyclomethicone fluidDow CorningDow Corning ® 245 Fluid245 Fluid 100% Volatile Cyclomethicone fluid100% Volatile Cyclomethicone fluidDow CorningDow Corning ® 345 Fluid345 Fluid 100% Volatile Cyclomethicone fluid100% Volatile Cyclomethicone fluid

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Product nameProduct name Product descriptionProduct descriptionDimethicone Fluid and EmulsionDow CorningDow Corning ® 200 Fluid (range of viscosity)200 Fluid (range of viscosity) 100% Dimethicone fluid100% Dimethicone fluidDow CorningDow Corning ® 1501 Fluid1501 Fluid 100% Gum-in-Cyclics dimethicone fluid100% Gum-in-Cyclics dimethicone fluidDow CorningDow Corning ® Q2-1503 FluidQ2-1503 Fluid 100% Gum-in-Fluid dimethicone fluid100% Gum-in-Fluid dimethicone fluidDow CorningDow Corning ® 2-1352 Emulsion2-1352 Emulsion 60% Gum-in-Fluid nonionic silicone emulsion60% Gum-in-Fluid nonionic silicone emulsionDow CorningDow Corning ® 2-1497 Emulsion2-1497 Emulsion 60% 60,000cs fluid silicone emulsion60% 60,000cs fluid silicone emulsionDow CorningDow Corning ® Q2-1803 EmulsionQ2-1803 Emulsion 60% Gum-in-Cyclics nonionic silicone emulsion60% Gum-in-Cyclics nonionic silicone emulsionDow CorningDow Corning ® 2-1227 Emulsion2-1227 Emulsion 60% anionic silicone emulsion60% anionic silicone emulsionDow CorningDow Corning ® 225 Fluid225 Fluid 100% 10cs fluid blend100% 10cs fluid blend

CyclomethiconeDow CorningDow Corning ® 344 Fluid344 Fluid Volatile Cyclomethicone fluidVolatile Cyclomethicone fluidDow CorningDow Corning ® 245 Fluid245 Fluid Volatile Cyclomethicone fluidVolatile Cyclomethicone fluidDow CorningDow Corning ® 345 Fluid345 Fluid Volatile Cyclomethicone fluidVolatile Cyclomethicone fluidDow CorningDow Corning ® 246 Fluid246 Fluid Volatile Cyclomethicone fluidVolatile Cyclomethicone fluid

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Specialty Silicone FluidDow CorningDow Corning ® 556 Fluid 556 Fluid 100% Phenyl Trimethicone fluid100% Phenyl Trimethicone fluidDow CorningDow Corning ® 593 Fluid593 Fluid 100% Resin in Dimethicone fluid100% Resin in Dimethicone fluidDow CorningDow Corning ® 749 Fluid749 Fluid 100% Resin in Cyclomethicone fluid100% Resin in Cyclomethicone fluidDow CorningDow Corning ® 2502 Fluid 2502 Fluid 100% Cetyl Dimethicone100% Cetyl Dimethicone

Silicone WaxDow CorningDow Corning ® 580 Wax 580 Wax Silicone (and) Stearyl alcohol wax mixtureSilicone (and) Stearyl alcohol wax mixtureDow CorningDow Corning ® 2501 Wax2501 Wax 100% Dimethicone Copolyol wax100% Dimethicone Copolyol waxDow CorningDow Corning ® 2503 Wax 2503 Wax 100% Stearyl Dimethicone wax100% Stearyl Dimethicone waxDow CorningDow Corning ® AMS C30 Wax AMS C30 Wax 100% High melting point silicone wax100% High melting point silicone wax

Silicone EmulsifierDow CorningDow Corning ® 5225C Formulation Aid 5225C Formulation Aid 10% W/Si emulsifier in Cyclomethicone10% W/Si emulsifier in CyclomethiconeDow CorningDow Corning ® 5200 Surfactant5200 Surfactant 100% W/O emulsifier100% W/O emulsifier

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Silicone - Adding Value to Personal CareSilicone - Adding Value to Personal Care

FUNCTION PRIMARY BENEFIT

Sensory AttributesSensory Attributes Lightness, smoothness, low residue, non-oily, non-greasyLightness, smoothness, low residue, non-oily, non-greasy

CleansingCleansing Mild solvencyMild solvency

EmulsificationEmulsification Water-in-oil, Water-in-silicone, stabilityWater-in-oil, Water-in-silicone, stability

ProtectionProtection Barrier, FDA StatusBarrier, FDA Status

EmolliencyEmolliency Low friction, high absorbencyLow friction, high absorbency

SubstantivitySubstantivity Continuous film, water resistanceContinuous film, water resistance

DetackificationDetackification AntistickAntistick

SpreadabilitySpreadability Uniformity, continuity, wettingUniformity, continuity, wetting

ThickeningThickening Improves substantivity, rheology & aestheticsImproves substantivity, rheology & aesthetics

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Summary of CharacteristicsSummary of Characteristics

1.1. Polydimethylsiloxane Backbone FlexibilityPolydimethylsiloxane Backbone FlexibilityEasy orientationEasy orientationProduct VariationProduct Variation

2.2. Low Intermolecular AttractionLow Intermolecular AttractionLiquid at high molecular weightsLiquid at high molecular weightsLow friction with polymersLow friction with polymersPermeability & OpennessPermeability & OpennessHigh Spreading coefficientHigh Spreading coefficient

3. 3. Methyl Pendant GroupsMethyl Pendant GroupsLow surface tensionLow surface tensionLimited solubilityLimited solubilityHydrophobic surfaceHydrophobic surface