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Which of the following is used as coagulation for latex in rubber industry

Correct answer: A. Acetic acid

  • A. Acetic acid
  • B. Amino acid
  • C. Ethyl alcohol
  • D. Rayon

Explanation

Acetic acid is used as a coagulant for latex in the rubber industry. When acetic acid is added to latex, it causes the rubber particles to clump together, forming a solid mass. This process is called coagulation.

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