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Technical data Polyhydric alcoholsArticle no: P7172200 ![]()
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Principle The flow times given above are very dependent upon the angle of inclination and the amount of substance, they are therefore only given as examples. Polyhydric alcohols can form soluble complexes with copper hydroxide. They can also form inclusion compounds with other substances. Point out that by the addition of glycol, the melting point of water can be decreased to -50 °C. The "wine scandal", the addition of diethylene glycol to wine in order to simulate the "oiliness" of high quality wines (mainly caused by glycerol) might also be subject to discussion. Learning objectives
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