Method for reducing viscosity of flame retardant glue for low ignition propensity (LIP) cigarette paper
A low ignition tendency, cigarette paper technology, used in papermaking, textiles and papermaking, fiber raw material processing, etc., can solve the problems of increased LIP glue viscosity, unfavorable use of flexo printing technology, etc., and reduce the risk of ignition of combustibles. Possibility, low price, effect of reducing ignition tendency
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[0023] Before industrial use, propylene glycol and sodium hydroxide are directly added to the LIP glue containing high concentration of starch. The amount of propylene glycol added is: starch: propylene glycol = 1:1.25, and the amount of strong alkali added is: starch: strong alkali = 10: 1. Stir well and set aside. Add an appropriate amount of pure phosphoric acid within 5 minutes before use and shake well to ensure that the remaining amount of sodium hydroxide after the reaction is 24.6% of the original amount added.
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[0025] Before industrial use, propylene glycol and potassium hydroxide are directly added to the LIP glue containing high concentration of starch. The amount of propylene glycol added is: starch: propylene glycol = 1:1, and the amount of potassium hydroxide added is: starch: strong alkali = 10 :0.75, stir well and set aside. Add an appropriate amount of formic acid and shake well within 5 minutes before use to ensure that the remaining potassium hydroxide remaining after the reaction is 15.2% of the original added amount.
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[0027] Before industrial use, directly add propylene glycol and sodium ethoxide to the LIP glue containing high concentration of starch. The amount of propylene glycol added is: starch: propylene glycol = 1:1, and the amount of sodium ethoxide added is: starch: strong alkali = 10:0.5 , stir well and set aside. Add an appropriate amount of dilute sulfuric acid within 5 minutes before use and shake well. The amount of dilute sulfuric acid added is determined by the concentration of dilute sulfuric acid to ensure that the remaining amount of sodium ethoxide after the reaction is 30% of the original amount added.
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