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TTA methylbenzotriazole, also known as 2- (2-thiazolin-2-yl) ethyl-4,6-dimethylbenzoquinone, is a light stabilizer, acid stabilizer, and metal ion chelating agent. It is mainly used in materials such as polymers, resins, coatings, etc., and has the following effects: Light stabilizer: TTA can effectively absorb ultraviolet light and gradually transform into an excited state, thereby preventing adverse effects…
Groundwater treatment agents are chemicals used to remove pollutants from groundwater and ensure that the quality of groundwater meets safety standards. The following are several common groundwater treatment agents: Activated carbon: Activated carbon is an excellent adsorbent that can remove organic substances, chlorides, ammonia nitrogen, etc. from groundwater. Chlorine dioxide: Chlorine dioxide is a powerful…
Polyacrylic acid (PAA) is a polymer compound with various application fields. Polyacrylic acids with different molecular weights play different roles in various applications, among which the following are several common roles: High molecular weight polyacrylic acid: High molecular weight PAA is commonly used as a water treatment agent and corrosion inhibitor. It can form complexes…
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Acid pickling corrosion inhibitor is a chemical substance used to prevent metal corrosion during the acid pickling process of metal surfaces. They are usually composed of multiple components, and the following are some common components of acid pickling corrosion inhibitors: Corrosion inhibitor: Acid pickling corrosion inhibitor contains one or more corrosion inhibitors, such as organic…
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Chelating agents are a class of chemical substances with special molecular structures that can form stable complexes with metal ions. The functions of chelating agents mainly include the following aspects: Chelation: Functional groups (usually carboxylic acids, amino groups, etc.) in chelating agents can form coordination bonds with metal ions, forming stable complexes. This complexation allows…
Acid pickling corrosion inhibitor is a chemical agent used in the acid pickling process of metal surfaces, aimed at reducing the occurrence of metal corrosion and scaling. It is usually used to remove oxide layers, rust, dirt, and other harmful substances from metal surfaces to provide a clean and smooth metal surface. The main function…
Common chemicals for water treatment include the following: Disinfectants: Disinfectants are used to kill bacteria, viruses, and other microorganisms in water. Common disinfectants include sodium hypochlorite, ozone, etc. Flocculants: Flocculants are mainly used to aggregate suspended and turbid substances in water into larger particles for easy sedimentation or filtration. Common flocculants include aluminum salts, iron…
Boiler deoxidizer is a chemical agent used for boiler water treatment, mainly used to remove dissolved oxygen in boiler water supply. Its function is to prevent corrosion and oxidation inside the boiler. The main functions of boiler deoxidizer 95-14-7 are as follows: Removing dissolved oxygen: Boiler deoxidizers can effectively remove dissolved oxygen from water supply…
Methylbenzotriazole sodium, also known as copper corrosion inhibitor TTA.NA, is a widely used antibiotic drug in the pharmaceutical field and plays an important role in the treatment of infections and gastrointestinal diseases. Its main functions include: Antibacterial effect: methyl benzotriazole sodium can inhibit and kill a variety of bacteria, protozoa and some anaerobic bacteria, and…
Chelating agents and complexing agents are both a type of coordination compound, which differ in chemical properties as follows: Chemical structure: Chelating agent PBTC is a ligand molecule that can surround and fix metal ions through one or more pores on their ligand, thereby forming a stable complex. A complexing agent is a complex composed…
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