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Preferred option for PVC deodorants

2016-11-14View Original

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Currently, deodorants mainly include chemical, microbial, nano, plant-based, and composite types. The researchers at Ma’anshan Keli Chemical Technology Company primarily rely on chemical principles; they use processes such as oxidation, reduction, decomposition, neutralization reactions, addition reactions, chelation reactions, condensation reactions, and ion exchange reactions to convert the odor-causing substances into ones that have no odor, thereby eliminating the unwanted smells. The use of deodorants is highly beneficial for the comprehensive utilization of recycled resources. The form of deodorants varies depending on their type; they can be liquid, powder, or solid particles. PVC deodorants are specialized chemical additives developed by companies such as Ma’anshan Keli Chemical Technology, taking into account the chemical properties of PVC plastic. Through specific chemical reactions, these deodorants can effectively eliminate various odors that may arise during the processing and use of PVC plastic, including recycled plastic and both soft and hard PVC products. These odors can result from the release of resins and additives; such odors include hydrogen chloride, alkoxy compounds, esters, vinyl compounds, and other similar substances. Prolonged exposure to these odors can irritate the senses, cause discomfort, and even be harmful to health. They can also cause secondary pollution to the environment. By using such deodorants, it is possible to improve the environmental standards associated with PVC production and its products, such as foot mats, synthetic leather, sheets, pipes, and cables, as well as to reduce their odor levels. . Deodorants mainly fall into the following categories: physical deodorants, chemical deodorants, microbial deodorants, plant-based deodorants, and composite deodorants. Among them, the use of physical and chemical deodorants is more widespread
Reply #22016-11-14
Deodorants mainly fall into the following categories: physical deodorants, chemical deodorants, microbial deodorants, plant-based deodorants, and composite deodorants

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