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Regarding the similarities between N910 and lix54-100.

2012-01-12View Original

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The N910 and Lix54-100 are similar products; both are extractants used in alkaline environments, and their extraction performance is quite similar. But their names are different. However, we know that these names are just product codes. I feel these two products should be very similar. It is not ruled out that domestic manufacturers will imitate those from abroad. Through gas phase analysis, it can be found that the distribution of the peaks is very similar. Does anyone know anything about this? ?
Reply #22012-01-12
-- This market is too small; even foreigners don’t do business in it. Why go through the trouble of dealing with it? It is not difficult to synthesize such products; the challenge lies in their application. --
Reply #32012-01-12
In fact, it is the same component that performs the extraction function; what differs is the additives added to it. Different manufacturers may use additives with slightly different properties.

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