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Sodium alginate, also known as seaweed glue, is a white or light yellow particle or powder, almost odorless and tasteless. It is a high viscosity polymer compound and a typical hydrophilic sol. It is widely used in many industries such as food, medicine, printing and dyeing because of its stability, thickening and emulsification, hydration and gelation.
In printing et industria additum cocci, sodium Alginate adhibetur quasi reciprocus tinctura crustulum, quod melius est grano, amulum et aliis magnitudinum. Exemplaria typis textilia clara patet lineas altus color donatione unicoloris, bonum permeability et MOLLITIA. Et printing in modern mole TINCTUS gluten Alga est optimus industria. Hoc est late usus est in printing de bombicis lana, sericum, nylon et alia textilia, praesertim in praeparatio printing codex crustulum. Potest etiam esse in stamine sizing materia quae potest non solum nisi multum frumenti, sed etiam ut in stamine alimentorum fibra linteolum libero, friction renitens et minus finis imminere rate, ita ut amplio textura efficientiam, quae operatur in utrisque bombacio alimentorum fibra et synthetica alimentorum fibra.
Insuper et sodium in papermaking Alginate est, industriam cotidiana eget ejus, sortem mittentes: electrode materiae cute, pisces et squilla esca, lignumque faciens fructum insect abhorrens eis suggerentes concreta release agente, polymer agente per sedimentation, et glutinari aquam curatio, etc.
Sodium Alginate speciem;
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Viscositas (mPa.s ) |
100-1000 |
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mesh |
XL reticulum |
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humorem |
Max XV% |
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PH |
6.0-8.0 |
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Aquam aqua insolubilis |
MAX 0,6% |
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ca. |
MAX 0,4% |
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species |
lumen flavus pulveris |
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vexillum |
SC / T3401-2006 |
Synonym: SA
Non CAS: 9005-38-3
Molecular formula: (C 6H 7O 6) x
Hypothetica pondus, M = 398,31668
