Method for solidification for oil-contaminated water sea oil spilling and edible waste oil using sodium stearate
A technology of sodium stearate and curing treatment, which is applied in chemical instruments and methods, separation methods, grease/oily substance/floating matter removal devices, etc., can solve the problems of secondary pollution of the environment, and achieves the price of room temperature operation and low price. Effect
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[0018] Add 306mg of sodium stearate, add 18g of water, heat to 90°C, dissolve all the solutes, vortex or stir, slowly cool down, and when it reaches about 70°C, it will suddenly solidify, and the best and longest fibers will be formed at this time. Microscopic photographs of fibers (e.g. figure 1 shown).
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[0020] Sodium stearate 306mg, sodium chloride 0.6g, water 18g, heated to 100°C, the solutes were all dissolved, vortexed or stirred, slowly cooled, when it reached about 70°C, suddenly solidified, at this time the best and longest fiber. This fiber appears thicker under the microscope than the product of Example 1. Microscopic photographs of fibers (e.g. figure 1 shown).
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[0022] In the product of Example 1, benzene was gradually added while shaking, and the added benzene gradually formed a sphere that could be picked up, and the final added amount reached 2.59g, and the precipitated water was slightly turbid. In the product of embodiment 2, add benzene gradually, shake simultaneously, the benzene that adds gradually forms a sphere that can be picked up, and the final addition amount reaches 3.06g, and it is clear and transparent to separate out moisture (such as figure 2 shown).
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