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  • Sodium lignosulfonate

    Lignin

    Lignin is a poylmer present in the structure of many polar groups, more particularly hydroxyl groups, lignin with strong intermolecular and intermolecular hydrogen bond energy, and therefore the original lignin insoluble in any solvent . Separation of lignin, because of reduced synthesis and degradation occurs, many physical properties change, the change in solubility resistance. Alkali…

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  • Sodium lignosulfonate

    WHAT IS LIGNOSULFONATE

    Lignosulphonate, or lignosulfonate, or sulfonated lignin, (CAS No. 8061-51-6) are water-soluble anionic polyelectrolyte polymers: they are byproducts from the production of wood pulp using sulfite pulping. Most delignification in sulfite pulping involves acidic cleavage of ether bonds, which connect many of the constituents of lignin.  Lignosulfonates are obtained from sulfite pulping processes wherein cellulose is extracted from wood…

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  • Sodium Lignosulphonate Used In Dye Industry

    Sodium Lignosulphonate Used In Dye Industry

    Sodium lignosulphonate is a kind of anion surface-active agent made of sulphite whose main raw material is the northeast white pine, following the process of concentration, sugar-exclusion,displacement ,etc. It is used in dyestuffs industry mainly. This product has many kinds of different function , for instance viscidity control , colour adjusted etc., but main function is…

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    Reducing Sugar in Calcium Lignosulfonate

    Calcium lignosulfonate from the sulfite pulping of wood waste, a saccharide which contains a certain amount of chemicals, mainly pentose and hexose, they are more or less affect the performance of the concrete, on to wood as raw material sulfite pulping liquor in a source of sugar, the nature of the so-called “high-sugar” and “low sugar”…

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  • Sodium lignosulfonate used as water reducing agent

    Sodium lignosulfonate uses as water plasticizer in construction

    Sodium lignosulfonate used as plasticizer in concrete will reduce the cost by 10-15%,the sodium lignosulfonate could assume 0.5-2% of the total mixture w/w,will increase the strength of concrete by 20-26%. Sodium Lignosulfonate plasticizer Functions as follows Improved strength and durability of the cured concrete Reduced formulation cost Increased workability of the concrete mix Sodium lignosulfonate uses…

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  • Sodium lignosulfonate Structure

    Sodium lignosulfonate Structure

    Sodium lignosulfonate Structure is a natural polymer has three aromatic alcohols coniferyl alcohols, p-coumaryl alcohol, sinapyl alcohol, coniferyl alcohols is the principla. Three purified sodium lignosulfonates (SLs) with different molecular weights were prepared by ultrafiltration. The structural characteristics of SL and their effects on the properties of dye were investigated. When the molecular weight is…

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  • Lignosulfonate used in oil drilling

    Lignosulfonates could be used in oil drilling working as deflocculants, chemicals to prevent the coagulation of solids. Lignosulfonateand Modified lignosulfonate from wood pulp provides a chemical that is stable at the high temperatures – 150 to 250 degrees F– that occur in well bores during drilling. Clay minerals in drilling mud, such as bentonite, often…

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  • Lignosulfonate Used in Dust Control

    Lignosulfonate Used in Dust Control

    Lignosulfonate Used in Dust Control ,The overall impact on the environment from applying lignosulfonates to roads is negligible. They are safer to use for stabilization and dust control than any competing class of chemicals. The manufacture of lignin involves evaporation; the evaporation process drives off any volatile contaminants such as acetic acid. Corrosion and toxicity towards…

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  • chemical property of lignosulfonate

    Lignosulfonate CAS and Property

    CAS No Substance 8061-51-6 Sodium lignosulfonate 8061-52-7 Calcium lignosulfonate 8061-53-8 Ammonium lignosulfonate 8061-54-9 Magnesium lignosulfonate Lignosulfonates are when traded a brown amorphous powder. They have no odour and they are not hygroscopic. They form colloidal solutions or dispersions with water but are not soluble in organic solvents. Lignosulfonates are biopolymers; they are salts of lignosulfonic acid that has been formed…

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