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It is typically documented by emulsion type and grade, residue content, and charge system, such as cationic or anionic, plus setting behavior like slow or rapid. Logistics planning uses stability window, recommended storage temperature range, and maximum storage time with agitation requirements. Documentation should specify whether the product is compatible with specific tank materials and whether heating is allowed. For transport, papers usually state physical state, hazard classification if any, and handling precautions. Practical classification should also include cleaning and cross contamination constraints.
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