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yes it can be added, and for reason come to my country and come to me i'll tell you the reason :P
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What type of chemical is added to shampoo to give hair texture?
plastic resin
Why is resin added to hot wax?
to give the wax some flexability and has soothing properties
Explanation on PHR concept in polymer formulations?
PHR Means pound per hundred rubber or resin , for example if we have 5phr it means 5 pound of an ingredient would be added to 100 pound of resin or rubber
Why do you use KOH ethanol for the isolation of piperine and What are their uses?
I assume you mean ethanol + KOH? if so, in order to prevent co-precipitation of piperine and the resin acids, dilute ethanolic KOH is added to the concentrated extract to keep acidic materials in solution as their potassium salts (acid/base rxn occurs). basically it keeps impurities in solution, while piperine precipitates out.
What is an acaroid resin?
An acaroid resin is a resin used in varnishes and lacquer, obtained from plants of the genus Xanthorrhoea.
What is resin clay?
Resin clay is clay that is resin-like. It tends to have resin-like features once dry and comes in a clay form. It comes in several brands, all of them in clay form, and all dry to a resin finish.
What type of chemical is added to shampoo to give hair texture?
plastic resin
A catalyst is added to the fiberglass resin to do what?
it causes it to harden.
What is the white chemical sprayed on freshly poured concrete?
The composition depends on the specific product used, but generally it is a hydrocarbon based resin product suspended in water. Sometimes a pigment is added to provided for a uniform color finish as well.
Why is resin added to hot wax?
to give the wax some flexability and has soothing properties
What finish is used to stop linen creasing?
A crease-resistant finish, called tebilizing, is applied to linen after manufacture. This is where the fibres are treated with resin to make them more resilient and stiffer.
Can you eat the salt used in water softeners?
Likely you can. While technically it just used to regenerate an ion exchange resin, it still has to be pure enough to not add any toxins to the water. Bear in mind that ion-exchange water softeners may use either sodium chloride or potassium chloride. Neither salt is particularly toxic, but potassium chloride tastes pretty bad.
How do water softening systems work?
Hard water is caused by excessive dissolved calcium and magnesium in water, which are positively charged. A sodium cycle water softener works by removing calcium, magnesium, and other positively charged ions, and replacing them with an equivalent amount of sodium or potassium. This exchange takes place on the surface of sodium zeolite resin beads inside the resin tank. The resin beads inside a water softner are massively negatively charged and covered with singly positively charged sodium ions (Na+). Calcium and magnesium are doubly positively charged (Ca++ and Mg++). The Ca++ and Mg++ ions attach to the negatively charged resin bead, and a Na+ ion is kicked off the bead to make room for the Ca++ and Mg++. The Na+ ion is flushed out of the resin tank with the product water. During the regeneration cycle, concentrated sodium chloride solution is run over the resin beads which reverses the above reaction. Na+ ions attach to the resin beads and Ca++ and Mg++ ions are kicked off and sent down the drain. The chloride from the brine solution is also sent down the drain and does not end up in the product water of a properly functioning water softener. Some water softeners use potassium chloride rather than sodium chloride to regenerate the resin. In this case, the potassium ion (K+) acts the same as the sodium ion in the above process. Water softeners can also remove other positively charged ions such as iron. If high iron concentrations are present in raw water, the resin bed can be fouled and require replacement.
How a water softener works?
A water softener removes the excess minerals out of water. There is a tank that has a tube that runs up and down. In the walls of the tube inside and the outer part of the tank are filters that filter out the minerals. The water is then pushed to your facet.
What are glass fibers?
Dear friend glass roving fiber is used in pultrusion process This are roving with rough finish to be impregneted in resin
What are glass fiber rovings?
Dear friend glass roving fiber is used in pultrusion process This are roving with rough finish to be impregneted in resin
Explanation on PHR concept in polymer formulations?
PHR Means pound per hundred rubber or resin , for example if we have 5phr it means 5 pound of an ingredient would be added to 100 pound of resin or rubber
