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As you know, wood glue cannot be stored in liquid form for the following reasons:

its solutions gelatinize already at 6 °Be;
they have a strong, extremely unpleasant odor and
they get moldy very easily.

How to get liquid wood glue?

However, ordinary wood glue can very easily be turned into a liquid, free of all these disadvantages. To do this, 250 g of wood glue is dissolved in 1 liter of hot water, mixed with 10 g of barium peroxide, ground with 5 g of sulfuric acid, at 66 ° Be, and 15 g of water and heated for 48 hours in a water bath at a temperature of about 80 ° C. In this case, a noticeable amount of sulfur dioxide develops and the glue solution takes on a pleasant syrupy odor, loses its ability to gelatinize and, after condensing to half its original volume, does not mold even after prolonged exposure to air.

Such a solution has a slightly acidic reaction and glues very well. When dried, the peroxide-treated glue has the appearance of plates, very similar to gum arabic, and can successfully serve as a substitute for the latter, far exceeding its cheapness. With its adhesive power, the new product incomparably surpasses dextrin.

It should not be overlooked that when the glue is treated with barium peroxide and sulfuric acid, significant amounts of barium sulfate go into solution, just as a strong sugar solution also prevents the precipitation of barium by sulfuric acid.

Author: Korolev V.A.

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