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2015-07-06View Original

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Subtitle (optional): Deionized water preparation 1. I heard that EPDM synthetic rubber contains carbon, which can poison ion exchange resins? Does the water turn black after a while? Is such a thing really happening? What is the mechanism of poisoning? Is it ethylene glycol corroding the EPDM rubber or resin poisoning? 2. The supplier recommends PVDF pipes or FEP pipes, as well as stainless steel pipes. But it’s too expensive, and only hoses can be used in the system; apart from FEP hoses, can embedded UHMWPE hoses be used?
Reply #22015-07-07
Is there anyone who can help answer this? I really need it urgently! Thank you
Reply #32015-07-07
EPDM stands for ethylene propylene diene monomer rubber, but as for whether it ionizes in water, I’m not very sure about that; my knowledge of chemistry isn’t that good
Reply #42015-07-07
I’ll help you transfer to the petrochemical area to see if anyone there can assist you ? ?

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