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Is it feasible to modify and produce anionic PAM using non-ionic PAM?

2016-03-28View Original

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We use anionic polyacrylamide ourselves. I want to buy non-ionic PAM and then modify it myself to produce anionic PAM. Do you think this is feasible? What equipment is needed?
Reply #22016-04-11
Yes, it belongs to the macromolecule modification method, but it’s not used very often! NaOH can also be added to modify PAM.
Reply #32016-04-12
The process is simple; doing this results in low added value, so there’s not much point in it
Reply #42016-04-12
Using it myself, how about skipping the final drying and granulation steps? Will there be any problems storing liquid products?
Reply #52016-04-12
I don’t quite understand. I was wondering, would it be okay to use it for personal use by skipping the final drying and granulation steps? Will there be any problems storing liquid products?

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