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Copolymerized formaldehyde reactant ratio

2010-10-26View Original

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This post was last edited by zhihuzheye on 2010-10-26 08:28. In the production of copolymerized polyoxymethylene, what is the ratio in which formaldehyde (60%) and ethylene glycol should be added? What is the ratio of TOX to DOX during polymerization? What phenomena would occur if the proportions are out of balance? I would appreciate it if experts could share their experience.
Reply #22010-10-26
Is the issue sensitive, or is there currently no mature technical expertise in the country?
Reply #32010-10-31
The reaction between formaldehyde and ethylene glycol should be in a 1:1 ratio, but the concentration of the formaldehyde solution is not necessarily constant; therefore, it is necessary to make rough adjustments based on the formaldehyde concentration. From a production perspective, it is recommended to use a slight excess of formaldehyde.

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