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STUDY ON STRUCTURE OF MACROPOROUS STRONG BASE-WEAK ACID AMPHOTERIC RESIN AND PROPERTIES

Chen Wense

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The structure and properties of macroporous strong base - weak acid amphoteric resin were studied by using IR and DTA. The results were as follows: the forming inner salt band and not forming inner salt hand macroporous strong base-weak acid amphoteric resins may he prepared by controlling different reaction conditions.

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The structure and properties of macroporous strong base - weak acid amphoteric resin were studied by using IR and DTA. The results were as follows: the forming inner salt band and not forming inner salt hand macroporous strong base-weak acid amphoteric resins may he prepared by controlling different reaction conditions.

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The structure and properties of macroporous strong base - weak acid amphoteric resin were studied by using IR and DTA. The results were as follows: the forming inner salt band and not forming inner salt hand macroporous strong base-weak acid amphoteric resins may he prepared by controlling different reaction conditions.

Key concepts: Salt (chemistry), Base (topology), Weak base, Chemistry, Chemical engineering, Polymer chemistry, Nuclear chemistry, Organic chemistry

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