- sap".
Roads treated with
lignosulfonates can be
distinguished from
those treated with
calcium chloride by color:
lignosulfonates give the road
surface a...
- water-insoluble material.
Lignosulfonates are used in
tanning leather,
making concrete,
drilling mud,
drywall and so on.
Oxidation of
lignosulfonates was used to produce...
-
Sodium lignosulfonate (lignosulfonic acid,
sodium salt) is used in the food
industry as a de-foaming
agent for
paper production and in
adhesives for items...
- and
especially within the
lignin itself. The
lignin is
converted to
lignosulfonates,
useful ionomers,
which are
soluble and can be
separated from the cellulose...
- in a ****ing effect.
Plasticizers are
commonly manufactured from
lignosulfonates, a by-product from the
paper industry.
Superplasticizers have generally...
-
Franscesco (1999). "Fine
Chemicals from
Lignosulfonates. 1.
Synthesis of
Vanillin by
Oxidation of
Lignosulfonates". Org.
Process Res. Dev. 3 (5): 330–340...
- anti-caking
agent E561
Vermiculite E562
Sepiolite E563
Sepiolitic clay E565
Lignosulfonates E566 Natrolite-phonolite E570
Fatty acids anti-caking
agent Approved...
- clay-based muds;
anionic polyelectrolytes (e.g. acrylates, polyphosphates,
lignosulfonates (Lig) or
tannic acid
derivates such as Quebracho) are
frequently used...
- of superplasticizers:
Ionic interactions (electrostatic repulsion):
lignosulfonates (first
generation of
ancient water reducers),
sulfonated synthetic...
- of
products as ****ers. The
first class of
water reducers was the
lignosulfonates which has been used
since the 1930s.
These inexpensive products were...
