Glycol refers to a group of organic compounds, most commonly ethylene glycol and propylene glycol, known for their antifreeze and solvent properties. Widely used in automotive coolants, de-icing fluids, cosmetics, and pharmaceuticals, glycols are colorless, odorless, and water-soluble. They help regulate temperature and moisture. While useful industrially, some types like ethylene glycol are toxic if ingested.
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Optical Brighteners are additives used in home care products to enhance the appearance of fabrics and surfaces by reducing yellowing and making them look brighter, whiter, and cleaner.
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