Is there any substance that can effectively lower the melting point of urea, with little or no increase in viscosity?

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Urea forms a eutectic point with certain substances, but when other substances are added to urea, the viscosity usually increases. Is there any substance that can effectively lower the melting point of urea, with little or no increase in viscosity? This post was last edited by DAC The army rules the world on 2007-12-6 15:10]

Reply #22007-12-06

Only by adding additives; our factory has not used this method yet. It can be looked up online

Reply #32007-12-06

Only by adding additives; our factory has not used this method yet. It can be looked up online

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