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Methyl methacrylate crosspolymer

CAS: 25777-71-3

Overview

Methyl methacrylate crosspolymer (CAS 25777-71-3 ) is a crosslinked acrylic polymer supplied as a fine powder for use in personal care and industrial formulations.

It functions primarily as a rheology modifier and surface-feel enhancer, controlling texture and flow without altering the active chemistry of a formulation.

In cosmetics and skincare, it is incorporated into foundations, primers, and sunscreens to deliver a soft-focus, silky skin feel while improving spreadability and reducing tackiness.

Coating formulators use it as a matting agent and texture additive in architectural and industrial coatings, where it modifies surface slip and gloss without requiring solvent-based additives.

In adhesives and sealants, the crosslinked particle structure contributes to rheological stability, preventing sagging in vertical-application products.

Plastics compounders incorporate it as a processing aid or surface modifier to improve the tactile and optical properties of finished polymer articles.

Methyl methacrylate crosspolymer is commercially available as a free-flowing white powder, typically in micronized particle grades suited to cosmetic and coating applications.

Cosmetic-grade material is the most common specification, with particle size distribution being the key parameter. Bulk and smaller packaged quantities are standard across the supply chain.

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Physical Properties

Density0.2 g/cm³
ColorWhite to pale yellow
FormP.V. 1.3Ml/G Beads
Log P2.783 (est)

Trade & Regulatory

WGK (Germany)3

Other Names

Methacrylic acidethylene esterpolymer with methyl methacrylate | Ethylene glycoldimethacrylatepolymer with methyl methacrylate | Methacrylic acid methyl esterpolymer with ethylene methacrylate | Ethylene glycol dimethacrylate-methyl methacrylate copolymer

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Chemical Properties

CAS Number
25777-71-3
EC Number
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Mol. Weight
298.33

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