What is trichlorocatechol used for in the pulp and paper industry?

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Q: What is Polyethene?  How is polyethene biodegradable?

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Q: What is the polymer name of chloroethene ?

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Q: write an equation for the reaction of methanol with sodium?

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Q: What is hexadecanoic acid used for in the pulp and paper industry?

A: What is hexadecanoic acid used for in the pulp and paper industry?

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