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Akzo Nobel, headquartered in the Netherlands, is a leading international
company. It has two subsidiaries: ELOTEX and Bermocoll. Bermocoll
mainly manufactures nonionic and water soluble cellulose ethers.
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Bermocoll products are based on cellulose, a kind of natural
polymer. All natural cellulose comes from wood or cotton.
In the process of the etherification, cellulose reacts with
functional groups such as methyl, ethyl and hydroxyl, making
water-soluble products.
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| ELOTEX |
ELOTEX’s redispersible polymer powder is based on monomers
such as vinyl acetate, vinyl versatate, ethylene and acrylate
technology. These monomers are used in the first stage to
produce a liquid dispersion via water-based emulsion
polymerization technology. In the second stage, after further
modification, the water-based dispersion is spray-dried to
obtain a free-flowing redispersible polymer powder. This
redispersible polymer powder is supplied mainly to the dry
mortar industry where it is a key component in dry mix mortars.
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