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Epoxy Curing Agent; _|_; 5006 Curing Agent FOR Epoxy Res; 5307 Curing Agent FOR Epoxy Res; Polyamide 650 Curing Agent
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CURING AGENT FOR EPOXY RES is a substance that reacts with epoxy resin to form a network of three-dimensional polymers, envelops the insulating material bone into the network, and promotes the curing reaction.
Crude oil Demulsifier, oil Soluble Demulsifier; De-Emulsifier
Brief Introduction
Demulsifier is a kind of chemical agent that can destroy emulsion. In essence, it is a kind of surfactant. It can destroy the structure of emulsified liquid, so as to separate the phases in emulsion. Demulsification of crude oil refers to the separation of oil and water in emulsified oil-water mixture by the chemical action of demulsifier, so as to achieve the purpose of crude oil dehydration, so as to ensure the water content standard of crude oil export.
CAS:62601-60-9
Molecular Formula:CH2=C(CH3)-CH2-O-(CH2CH2O)n-H
Polycarboxylate Monomer; PCE Monomer; Superplasticizer Monomer; Water Reducing Agent Monomer; SPEG; VPEG; HPEG 2400
Brief Introduction
It is mainly used to produce polycarboxylic acid high-performance water reducer products
Naphthalene Superplasticizer; Naphthalene Sulfonate Formaldehyde Condensate; Naphthalene Sulfonic acid Formaldehyde Condensate
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Naphthalene superplasticizer is a non air entraining superplasticizer synthesized by chemical industry. The chemical composition is naphthalene sulfonate formaldehyde condensate or naphthalene sulfonate formaldehyde condensate, which has a strong dispersion effect on cement particles.
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Molten salt (heat conducting molten salt and thermal media) usually refers to molten inorganic salt as molten salt. It is a chemical reaction heat conduction medium formed by the melting of salts. Molten salt is a molten body composed of metal cations and non-metallic anions. Molten salt is a kind of salt that is solid at standard temperature and atmospheric pressure, but exists in liquid phase after the temperature rises.
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