Let’s talk about the methods used by various factories to remove B and p

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Let’s talk about the methods used by various factories to remove B and p； Which is better, adsorption or distillation?

Reply #22010-10-19

Everyone can discuss it further; let’s help the beginners learn, haha

Reply #32010-10-19

Apart from B, what is p? We amateurs don’t understand it; please write more details. There’s an M in our factory; do you know what it is? Hehe

Reply #42010-10-19

Reply to 3# donganhj M: Does it refer to the general term for metal impurities? Please consider the context; I’m just guessing, for reference only

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