Polyvinyl Imidazole
Physical features
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Performance
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Value or state
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Constitutional formula
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CAS No.
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25232-42-2
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Appearance
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Pale yellow to yellow liquid
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Viscosity (25 c, mPa.s)
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200-800
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PH（25℃）
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8.0-11.0
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Assay
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39.0-41.0
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Chroma (g)
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≤10
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Molecular weight (g/mol)
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1000-100000
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Product description
Polyvinyl Imidazole is a self-polymer obtained by free radical polymerization of vinyl imidazole under the catalytic condition of an initiator. Responsiveness: Having response characteristics such as pH, temperature and ionic strength; Stability: It has good chemical and thermal stability, and is suitable for complex environment.
Product application area
Biomedicine: As a drug controlled release carrier, gene therapy carrier, used for tumor targeted drug delivery, tissue engineering scaffold and antibacterial medical coating.
Environmental remediation: Adsorption of heavy metals (such as Cu²⁺ and Pb), organic dyes, and carbon dioxide capture.
Catalytic and functional materials: Loaded metal catalysts, preparation of ionically conductive materials or optical/electrical materials. Sensing and separation: Development of gas/ion sensors, chromatographic stationary phases, and solid phase extractants.
Coatings and energy: Anticorrosive coatings, nanomaterial synthesis and supercapacitor electrode materials.
Packaging & storage
Packaging specifications for 25Kg plastic barrels, user-specified packaging. This product is stored in a dry, cool, closed condition. The storage period of the product under the original packaging conditions is 12 months from the date of production; Non flammable, explosive, belongs to the general dangerous goods.
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