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crystallisation

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Noun1.crystallisation - the formation of crystalscrystallisation - the formation of crystals            
chemical phenomenon - any natural phenomenon involving chemistry (as changes to atoms or molecules)
efflorescence, bloom - a powdery deposit on a surface


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It pairs typical long-chain polyamide properties, such as low moisture absorption, with high melting point (highest of all bio-plastics) and high crystallisation rate (typical for engineering plastics such as polyamide 66 and Stanyl polyamide 46).
Equateq's Crystallisation method involves using selected low temperatures to turn saturates and mono-unsaturates into crystals, allowing the physical separation of the polyunsaturated stream.
Sebumol ODPC Description: Octyldodecyl PCA Applications: Water-containing and especially water-free cosmetics and toiletries, mainly liquid or pasty without tendency to crystallisation, which should be enriched by an oil-soluble skin moisturizer.
 
 
 
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