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discuss: Products after PAM degradation

2008-08-26View Original

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This post was last edited by hesonchang214 on 2009-8-8 17:41. What are the products of PAM (polyacrylammonium) degradation? Is there any way to accelerate its degradation?
Reply #22008-12-22
You can search it on Baidu or Google
Reply #32008-12-22
PAM (polyacrylammonium) degradation? ? ? ? ? ? ? Polymers are difficult to biochemically degrade and generally require chain scission pretreatment.
Reply #42008-12-23
Why would you want to degrade it? It can degrade at high temperatures. If it means dissolution, it depends on the amount of solvent and temperature.
Reply #52008-12-23
It should be dissolved at room temperature when used, and it will easily decompose when the temperature exceeds 150°C.
Reply #62008-12-23
What does degradation mean? Burn it with fire.
Reply #72009-08-07
Accelerating dissolution can speed up stirring or heating. If hydrolysis is not considered, a certain amount of alkali can be added to speed up dissolution.

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