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FAQS on carboxymethyl cellulose production

Q: What are the main steps in carboxymethyl cellulose production?

A: The production involves alkalization of cellulose with sodium hydroxide, etherification using sodium monochloroacetate, and purification to remove impurities, resulting in water-soluble carboxymethyl cellulose.

Q: How is polyvinyl alcohol (PVA) synthesized industrially?

A: PVA is produced by hydrolyzing polyvinyl acetate in methanol or ethanol under acidic or alkaline conditions, followed by precipitation, washing, and drying to achieve the desired degree of hydrolysis.

Q: What raw materials are critical for carboxymethyl cellulose production?

A: Key materials include cellulose (from wood or cotton), sodium hydroxide, and sodium monochloroacetate. Quality cellulose and precise reagent ratios ensure optimal substitution and product performance.

Q: What distinguishes the polyvinyl alcohol production process from other polymers?

A: Unlike most polymers made by direct polymerization, PVA is unique as it requires hydrolysis of polyvinyl acetate to remove acetate groups, yielding the final alcohol-based polymer.

Q: How are reaction conditions optimized in carboxymethyl cellulose production?

A: Temperature, alkalinity, and reaction time are tightly controlled during etherification to maximize substitution efficiency while minimizing side reactions, ensuring consistent viscosity and solubility.