Why does active PAC content matter on a low-viscosity grade?
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Ironstone Drilling Supply
“Purity is the share of the dry solids that is active polymer. The balance is mainly residual reaction salt and sodium glycolate, with smaller amounts of unreacted cellulose and residual alkali, and in the bag you receive, water.”
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