May 2026

  • About Lignin: Sources, Modification and Published Data

    About Lignin: Sources, Modification and Published Data

    Lignin is a heterogeneous aromatic biopolymer found in the cell walls of wood and other vascular plants. Its structure and properties vary with biomass source, pulping or biorefinery process, isolation method and subsequent modification. Lignin is not the same as lignosulfonate: lignosulfonates are sulfonated lignin-derived materials with substantially different water and charge behavior. This ChinaLignin…

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  • Ammonium Lignosulfonate: Properties, Agricultural Uses and Formulation Guide

    Ammonium Lignosulfonate: Properties, Agricultural Uses and Formulation Guide

    A practical guide to ammonium lignosulfonate properties, agricultural formulation roles, compatibility screening, grade qualification and the boundary with industrial dye-dispersant applications.

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  • Calcium Lignosulfonate (40–65): JECFA Chemical Characterization

    Calcium Lignosulfonate (40–65): JECFA Chemical Characterization

    Calcium lignosulfonate (40–65) is a specifically defined food-additive material evaluated by the Joint FAO/WHO Expert Committee on Food Additives (JECFA) in 2008. The “40–65” designation refers to its specified weight-average molecular-weight range of 40,000–65,000. It must not be treated as a generic specification for all calcium lignosulfonates sold for agriculture, feed, concrete, ceramics or other…

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  • Lignosulfonate in Asphalt and Bitumen Emulsions: Technical Overview

    Lignosulfonate in Asphalt and Bitumen Emulsions: Technical Overview

    Lignosulfonate may be evaluated as a formulation aid in selected asphalt, bitumen-emulsion and road-material systems. Its suitability depends on the bitumen source, emulsifier package, aggregate chemistry, water quality, pH, temperature and production process. It should therefore be qualified against the actual formulation rather than selected from a universal dosage or performance claim. Where lignosulfonate may…

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  • Lignosulfonate in Leather Processing: Technical Overview

    Lignosulfonate in Leather Processing: Technical Overview

    Industrial route: Leather-processing applications belong to the Green Agrochem Industrial Chemicals Division. Read the complete Lignosulfonate for Leather Processing: Functions and Qualification Guide on LigninCorp for grade selection, documentation, samples, and commercial enquiries. Lignosulfonate may be evaluated as an auxiliary dispersing, distribution, filling, or retanning component in selected leather processes. Its behaviour depends on the…

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  • Sodium Lignosulfonate for Dye Dispersion: Selection and Testing

    Sodium Lignosulfonate for Dye Dispersion: Selection and Testing

    Sodium lignosulfonate is a water-soluble, anionic lignin derivative produced through sulfite pulping. In dye and pigment processing it can act as a dispersing and standardizing aid, but performance is grade- and formulation-dependent. Buyers should qualify it against the actual dye, water quality, milling equipment and downstream process rather than treating “sodium lignosulfonate” as a single…

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