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2015-11-16View Original

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Fill-in-the-blank: The whiteness of resin is related to the polymerization raw materials; if ( ), or if the water quality is poor, the whiteness of the resin will decrease. In addition, it is also affected by ( ) and ( ). Answer: Monomers; ; Stirring conditions ; Mixing time
Reply #22015-11-16
The whiteness of resin is related to the polymerization raw materials; if the monomers or water are of poor quality, the whiteness of the resin will decrease. It is also affected by factors such as extraction conditions and mixing time.
Reply #32015-11-16
Monomer, water, stripping conditions, mixing time. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Reply #42015-11-16
The whiteness of resin is related to the polymerization raw materials; if the (monomers) and water are of poor quality, the whiteness of the resin will decrease. It is also affected by factors such as (humidity conditions) and (mixing time).
Reply #52015-11-16
Monomer, stripping conditions, mixing time
Reply #62015-11-16
The whiteness of resin is related to the polymerization raw materials; if the monomers or water are of poor quality, the whiteness of the resin will decrease. It is also affected by factors such as extraction conditions and mixing time
Reply #72015-11-16
The whiteness of resin is related to the polymerization raw materials; if the monomers and water are of poor quality, the whiteness of the resin will decrease. It is also affected by factors such as extraction conditions and mixing time
Reply #82015-11-16
The whiteness of resin is related to the polymerization raw materials; if the monomers or water are of poor quality, the whiteness of the resin will decrease. It is also affected by factors such as stripping conditions and mixing time
Reply #92015-11-16
monomer; water ; Stirring conditions and mixing time
Reply #102015-11-16
Monomer, stripping time, mixing time.
Reply #112015-11-16
Monomer, water, stripping conditions, mixing time

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