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Parchem is the Premier Supplier of Food Grade Soybean Oil

Parchem - fine and specialty chemicals supplies a myriad of food and beverage chemicals including specialized vegetable oils

Parchem Braces for East Coast Blizzard, Closing Early on February 8, 2013

As Winter Storm Nemo approaches, Parchem makes preparations to handle interruptions and support customer needs

Parchem - fine and specialty chemicals is a Leading Supplier of Maleic Anhydride

Parchem is the premier supplier of Maleic Anhydride and other specialty chemical intermediates

Parchem: Leading Supplier of Fatty Alcohols

Parchem – fine and specialty chemicals is the premier supplier of fatty alcohols such as behenyl alcohol. Behenyl alcohol [CAS 661-19-8], also known as docosanol, is a fully saturated fatty alcohol with a 22-carbon chain that ends with a hydroxyl group. This long carbon chain makes behenyl alcohol highly useful as an emollient and emulsifier in a variety of cosmetics such as lotions, makeup, and skin/hair-care products. Behenyl alcohol is commonly added to a number of personal care products during formulation to modify the consistency and achieve the desired texture.

Parchem - fine and specialty chemicals to Exhibit at Informex 2013

Visit Parchem at Booth 2504 at the 2013 Informex Tradeshow in Anaheim, CA!

Parchem: Leading Supplier of Propylene Tetramer 01-28-2013

Parchem is a leading supplier of high quality petrochemical intermediates such as Propylene Tetramer!

Parchem: Premier Supplier of Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients (APIs) and Intermediates

Parchem is a leading supplier of API's and pharmaceutical intermediates

Announcing our new website: Parchem - fine & specialty chemicals, the leading global distributor of specialty chemicals

Parchem - fine & specialty chemicals launches its new website!

Parchem: Premier Supplier of Diethyl Malonate

Parchem – fine and specialty chemicals is a leading supplier of diethyl malonate [CAS 105-53-3]. Organic chemical intermediates such as diethyl malonate play a vital role in today’s chemical industry as they are useful building blocks for downstream intermediates and derivatives in a variety of applications. Diethyl malonate is often found naturally in common fruits such as strawberries and grapes; its distinctly sweet and apple-like odor makes it useful in a variety of perfumes and fragrances. However, it is much more common to synthetically produce diethyl malonate from its precursor malonic acid, a dicarboxylic acid that is also widely used as an organic intermediate for synthesis.

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