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Gelation Of Aqueous Solutions

We recommend Boric Acid and Borax as gelatinizing agents for aqueous solutions of GOHSENOL Aqueous solutions of N or A type GOHSENOL will gelate on their own by being left to stand.

Some dye or pigment may cause partial gelation and precipitate when mixed with aqueous solutions of GOHSENOL.

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Gelation of Aqueous Solutions

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Viscosity of GOHSENOL Aqueous Solution

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