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More information about Dental WaxWhat is Dental Wax?
Dental Wax (CAS: ). It's a waxy solid substance commonly used Dental wax used for impressions, bites and various laboratory purposes.
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View full documentationWhat other names is Dental Wax known by?
Dental Wax is also known as: Modelling Wax, Bite & Boxing Wax, Bite Wax Sticks, Beauty Wax, Eziset Wax Sticks, Periphery Wax Sticks, Sticky Wax Sticks, Compound Modelling Cake, Compound Modelling Sticks
What is the physical form of Dental Wax?
Dental Wax is a solid appearing as waxy solid with variation of colours color.
What is the solubility of Dental Wax?
Water: Insoluble
What is Dental Wax used for?
Dental wax used for impressions, bites and various laboratory purposes.
What is the melting point of Dental Wax?
The melting point is 51.7 - 73.9 °C (125ºF - 165ºF) and the boiling point is Undetermined.