Are there any good fine chemical projects?
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This post was last edited by qihuajingling on 2010-5-14 at 15:06. Are there any good fine chemical projects with an investment of around 700,000 to 800,000?~~~
Brother, regarding your additional comment, as a qualified chemical industry professional, I can’t give you any good advice on that. Ignoring environmental protection considerations now means sacrificing future generations. In the chemical industry, as long as your products are practical, cost-effective, and of high quality, installing some environmental protection measures can still help improve the quality of your products and your market share. Please don’t seek short-term gains at the expense of everything else.
Agree with what was said on the 2nd floor! Environmental protection is important; we must think about future generations as well as our own
Third-generation water reducers, namely maleic anhydride-based water reducers, could be considered. If you’re interested, feel free to let me know; I have been researching formulations for over two years now! !
Does the investment you mentioned include the factory building? If not included, imidazole and sodium m-phenylenediamine sulfonate can be considered.
Under no circumstances should one destroy the living space on which future generations depend for their survival. I agree with the view from the second floor; you can engage in some machining projects.
Benzotriazole – I’m not sure if your funds are sufficient.
Environmental protection is essential, and green chemistry is now being promoted everywhere. You can consider the comprehensive utilization of wastewater and waste gases; although the initial investment may be somewhat high, it benefits both others and oneself. There are also corresponding policy supports available. You should keep in mind that there are few areas where profits are extremely high, otherwise everyone would rush to engage in them. A gentleman loves wealth, but he acquires it in an ethical manner
It can be packaged in small sizes, and the profit margin is decent, but there needs to be a market for it
Have you worked with pesticide active ingredients? bei*0716@sina.com
An investment of seven or eight hundred thousand is a bit low, but the key factor is still the market. I have a few pharmaceutical intermediates on hand