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Spent Chloroform is a by-product or waste form of chloroform that has been previously used in industrial processes and retains residual chemical activity. It generally consists of used or contaminated chloroform, often recovered from processes like solvent extraction, organic synthesis, or pharmaceutical formulations. This material may contain traces of other solvents, water, acids, or organic by-products, depending on its source and usage.

Spent Cyclohexanone refers to the residual or waste material obtained after the primary use of Cyclohexanone in industrial processes such as nylon production, solvent applications, or chemical synthesis. While it no longer meets the purity requirements of virgin Cyclohexanone, it retains a significant content of the original compound and may contain various organic impurities, by-products, or trace contaminants depending on its source of origin.

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Spent Glycerine is a by-product generated primarily during the production of biodiesel, fatty acids, and soap manufacturing processes where triglycerides from vegetable oils or animal fats undergo transesterification or saponification. Unlike refined glycerine, which is highly purified, spent glycerine is a crude, unrefined mixture that contains not only glycerol but also impurities such as methanol, soaps, salts, water, and organic residues.

Spent Triethylene Glycol (TEG) is a byproduct or used form of triethylene glycol, typically recovered from natural gas dehydration units or industrial drying processes. After use, TEG retains a portion of its chemical structure and hygroscopic properties but contains impurities such as hydrocarbons, water, and degradation byproducts. Usage : Natural Gas Dehydration, Textile and Leather Processing

Spent Triethanolamine is a recovered or waste by-product of Triethanolamine (TEA), a viscous, colorless to pale yellow organic compound that is both a tertiary amine and a triol. Spent TEA results from various industrial processes where pure Triethanolamine has been used and has undergone degradation, contamination, or dilution, making it unsuitable for primary applications but still valuable in secondary industrial uses.

Spent Di-Ethylene Glycol (DEG) refers to a used or recovered form of DEG that has been previously utilized in industrial processes and is now being collected for potential reuse, recycling, or disposal. While it retains many of the base characteristics of virgin DEG, spent DEG typically contains impurities such as degradation products, residues, water, or contaminants introduced during processing. The extent and type of contamination depend on the original application and conditions of use.

Spent Di-Acetone Alcohol (DAA) is a recovered or waste form of Diacetone Alcohol, a high-boiling, oxygenated solvent with the chemical formula C6H12O2. Spent DAA typically originates from industrial processes where Diacetone Alcohol has been used and subsequently separated due to contamination, dilution, or chemical transformation. Though no longer suitable for its original high-purity applications, spent DAA retains valuable solvent characteristics and can be recycled or utilized in less critical processes.

Spent Ethylene Dichloride (EDC) refers to EDC that has been previously used in industrial processes and has undergone chemical transformations, resulting in a mixture that may contain unreacted EDC, degraded chlorinated compounds, catalysts, and other organic or inorganic residues. While no longer suitable for its original application in its spent form, it can be recovered, distilled, or used in secondary processes depending on its purity and composition.