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POLYSORB® isosorbide is an aliphatic bicyclic diol, which has an angled structure (comparable to an open book). Due to the angled structure as well as the polarity, new/better functionality can be expected.
Does the 7 RIC (resin identification code) on plastic mean it contains POLYSORB® isosorbide? See answer
Is the higher heat resistance when using POLYSORB® isosorbide also valid in aromatic systems? See answer