PVA Polyvinyl Alcohol 088-35（PVA 2088）
LIWEI CHEMICAL CO. LTD
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Grade |
PVA 088-35 |
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Hydrolysis (mol%) |
87.0-89.0 |
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Volatiles (%) ≤ |
5.0 |
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Viscosity (mpa.s) |
29.1-35.0 |
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Ash (wt%) ≤ |
0.5 |
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PH Value |
5-7 |
| Packing | Our polyvinyl alcohol products are packed in craft paper bag. Net weight 12.5kgs or 20kgs if floccule, Net weight 25kgs /20kgs if powder or Granule. |
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| Storage | Powder 20°C 2 years; Floccule 20°C 2 years. |
| Shipping | Room temperature 5-30℃ in China; may vary elsewhere |
| Liwei PVA is one of the top 10 PVA factories and the top 100 strongest enterprises in anhui province.In 2010,Liwei PVA is evaluated as advanced and high technical company. We mainly deals in polyvinyl alcohol,PVA,PVA fiber and raw materials for producing PVA like vinyl acetate,calcium carbide. |
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Polyvinyl Alcohol (PVA) 088-35 is a specific grade or variant of PVA. PVA is a synthetic polymer that is water-soluble and can be used in various applications due to its unique properties. It is created through the polymerization of vinyl acetate, followed by hydrolysis to remove the acetate groups. The degree of hydrolysis determines the properties of the resulting PVA.
PVA 088-35 refers to a specific grade or specification of PVA. The numbers in the name indicate certain characteristics of the polymer. In this case, "088" typically refers to the degree of hydrolysis, indicating that approximately 88% of the acetate groups have been replaced with hydroxyl groups. This degree of hydrolysis affects the water solubility, crystallinity, and other properties of the PVA.
The "35" in PVA 088-35 may refer to the molecular weight of the polymer. Higher molecular weights generally result in increased viscosity and film-forming properties of the PVA.
In summary, PVA 088-35 is a specific grade of PVA with a particular degree of hydrolysis and potentially a specified molecular weight.