Poly(ethylene oxide) compositions with controlled solubility cha

Compositions – Water-softening or purifying or scale-inhibiting agents

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252174, 25217423, 260 37AL, 525 3, C11D 183, C11D 337

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ABSTRACT:
Solid cake compositions comprising poly(ethylene oxide), surfactant and water-soluble salt. The compositions have controlled solubility characteristics, thereby reducing the tendency of the resin to form a gel when the cake is contacted with water. The cakes are useful in dispensers which are employed in the flush tank of a toilet to automatically dispense chemicals to the flush water.

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