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Fill-in-the-blank: The filling factor for a typical polymerization reactor is , and if the amount of VCM is increased, the amount of water needed also increases ； Generally, the lower the water/monomer ratio, the worse the performance of the resin; typically, this value should not exceed . Answer: 0.9 ； Reduce ； 0.8
0.9///Decrease, //0.8.................
The filling factor for ordinary polymerization reactors is (0.9); if the amount of VCM is increased, the water volume must (decrease)； Generally, the lower the water/monomer ratio, the worse the performance of the resin; typically, this value should not exceed (0.8).
85%--90%----Increase------1.4
The filling factor for typical polymerization reactors is 0.9; if the amount of VCM is increased, the amount of water must be reduced ； Generally, the lower the water/monomer ratio, the worse the performance of the resin; this value should typically not exceed 0.8.
The filling factor for ordinary polymerization reactors is 0.9; if the amount of VCM is increased, the amount of water must be reduced ； Generally, the lower the water/monomer ratio, the worse the performance of the resin; this value should typically not exceed 0.8.
0.9, decrease, worse, 0.8
The filling factor for ordinary polymerization reactors is 0.9; if the amount of VCM is increased, the amount of water must be reduced ； Generally, the lower the water/monomer ratio, the worse the performance of the resin; this value should typically not exceed 0.8.
The filling factor for typical polymerization reactors is 0.9; if the amount of VCM is increased, the amount of water must be reduced ； Generally, the lower the water/monomer ratio, the worse the performance of the resin; this value should typically not exceed 0.8.
The filling factor for ordinary polymerization reactors is 0.9; if the amount of VCM is increased, the amount of water must be reduced ； Generally, the lower the water/monomer ratio, the worse the performance of the resin; this value should typically not exceed 0.8.
The filling factor for ordinary polymerization reactors is 0.9; if the amount of VCM is increased, the amount of water must be reduced ； Generally, the lower the water/monomer ratio, the worse the performance of the resin; this value should typically not exceed 0.8.