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2015-09-26View Original

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True or False: Regarding the water quality used for polymerization, if the chloride content is high, it will affect the dispersion properties of polyvinyl alcohol, causing the resin particles to become smaller. (  ) Answer:×
Reply #22015-09-26
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Reply #32015-09-27
True or False: Regarding the water quality used for polymerization, if the chloride content is high, it will affect the dispersion properties of polyvinyl alcohol, causing the resin particles to become smaller. ( Wrong )
Reply #42015-09-27
The water quality used for polymerization feeding; if the chloride level is high, it will affect the dispersion properties of polyvinyl alcohol, causing the resin particles to become finer. ( dui )
Reply #52015-09-27
True or False: Regarding the water quality used for polymerization, if the chloride content is high, it will affect the dispersion properties of polyvinyl alcohol, causing the resin particles to become smaller. (Incorrect)
Reply #62015-09-27
The water quality used for polymerization feeding; if the chloride level is high, it will affect the dispersion properties of polyvinyl alcohol, causing the resin particles to become finer. (Wrong, wrong, wrong)
Reply #72015-09-27
Wrong.....................
Reply #82015-09-27
True or False: Regarding the water quality used for polymerization, if the chloride content is high, it will affect the dispersion properties of polyvinyl alcohol, causing the resin particles to become smaller. ( X )
Reply #92015-09-27
The water quality used for polymerization feeding; if the chloride level is high, it will affect the dispersion properties of polyvinyl alcohol, causing the resin particles to become finer. (Wrong)

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