CLEAN FREE LIME

Brand	Owner	Address	Description
CLEAN & FREE LIME	Brand Creation Labs Inc.	14 Linda Ann Drive Wallkill NY 12589	CLEAN AND FREE LIME;Cosmetics; cosmetics and personal care products, namely, eye pencils, eyeliners, eye shadows, blush, lip gloss, lipstick, lip balm, lip pencils, lip liner, mascaras, facial concealer, foundation makeup; non-medicated skin care preparations, namely, creams, lotions, gels, toners, cleaners, peels, skin moisturizer, night cream, eye cream, non-medicated skin serum; hand lotion, hand cream, body wash for humans, body lotion, body butter, body cream, non-medicated body skin serum, bath soap, bubble bath, bath bombs, non-medicated bath salts, non-medicated balm for use on the body after exercise, body sprays, facial cleanser, skin cleanser, body mask, and skin mask; hair shampoo, hair conditioner, hair styling preparations, non-medicated hair treatment preparations for cosmetic purposes; nail polish, nail care preparations, nail grooming products, namely, tips. glue, lacquer and glitter; perfumes, fragrances, colognes; essential oils;LIME;
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Technical Examples

An improved process for the production of tricalcium aluminate (TCA) filter aid for use in an alumina refinery is described. Quicklime is slaked in a slaker tin using a suitable slaking solution to form a slaked lime slurry (10). A suitable surface-active agent is added to the slaking solution prior to slaking of the lime. Alternatively, the surface-active agents can be added to the slaked lime either during slaking or after slaking. The slaked lime slurry is then transferred to a stirred storage/transfer tank (12) before it is pumped to a lime aging tank (14). A concentrated Bayer liquor and steam are added to the tank (14) to provide a caustic aluminate solution that reacts with the slaked lime. Sufficient residence time is allowed in the lime aging tank (14) for the initial product of the reaction to "age" before use, forming relatively pure particles of the thermodynamically stable TCA. The addition of a suitable surface-active agent or agents at the appropriate concentration will significantly improve TCA formation in the lime aging facility. These improvements include a narrower and more symmetric sized distribution, and a more crystalline structure, leading to substantially improved filtration characteristics.