INFLUENCE OF CARBONATION TEMPERATURE ON THE QUALITY OF HIGHLY ALKALINE SULFONATES
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The features of the effect of temperature at the stage of carbonation, which affect the structure, quality and yield of a highly alkaline sulfonate additive, have been investigated. The stages of obtaining this additive are considered, and a literature review is presented of how a change in temperature can affect the quality of the product. The results of the study of highly alkaline sulfonate additives obtained in the course of laboratory syntheses are reflected. The studies carried out had a positive effect on the quality of the resulting additive, as well as its further use in the structure of the oil used in various conditions.
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