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Water reduction agent is a chemical additive widely used in concrete and mortar engineering. It can reduce the amount of cement and improve work performance while maintaining the strength of concrete or mortar. The following are the main functions and uses of water reducing agents: Reducing water -ash ratio: The water reduction agent can significantly…
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Metal ions chemicals are a type of chemical that can form a stable linker with metal ions. They play an important role in multiple fields, mainly including the following aspects: Chelating: Metal ion chelating agent can form a controlled key with metal ions to form a stable complex. By binding with metal ions, metal ion…
The main components of chelating agents can be various compounds, depending on the metal ions required for chelation and the application field. The following are some common chelating agent main components: Organic chelating agent: Organic chelating agent refers to an organic compound composed of carbon, hydrogen, nitrogen, oxygen and other elements, which usually contains one…
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Iron chelators are a type of compound that can form stable complexes with iron ions, and their effects and uses are very extensive. The following are the main functions and uses of iron chelating agents: Metal chelation: Iron chelating agents can form complexes with free iron ions, thereby stabilizing the presence of iron ions and…
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Reverse osmosis scale inhibitors are chemical additives used in reverse osmosis (RO) systems. Their main purpose is to prevent and reduce fouling and accumulation on the surface of the RO membrane, in order to maintain the efficient operation of the RO system. The following are some main uses of reverse osmosis scale inhibitors: Prevention of…
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Surfactants (commonly known as detergents) are a type of chemical substance that can reduce the surface tension of liquids. The cleaning principle is mainly based on the following points: Emulsification effect: Surfactants have dual properties of hydrophilicity and hydrophobicity, which can establish a bridge between water and oil. When surfactants are added to the surface…
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Reverse osmosis scale inhibitors are chemical additives used in reverse osmosis (RO) systems to prevent and remove scale deposits on the surface of RO membranes. The following are general instructions for using reverse osmosis scale inhibitors: Choose a suitable reverse osmosis scale inhibitor: Based on the specific water quality situation and the requirements of the…
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HEDP (1-hydroxyethyl phosphate) is a commonly used cleaning agent with excellent chelating and scale inhibiting properties. The following is a simple formula for a common HEDP cleaning agent: Material: 1-hydroxyethyl phosphate (HEDP): 10-30% (mass fraction) Water: 70-90% (mass fraction) Step: Prepare a clean container. Add the required amount of water to the container. Slowly add…
Surfactants are a type of chemical substance that can reduce surface or interfacial tension. They can gather on the interface in water or other solutions, change the characteristics of liquid-liquid or liquid-solid interface, and make it show good wetting, dispersion, emulsification, foam stability and other properties. According to the dissociation properties of surfactants in water,…
HEDP (1-hydroxyethyl phosphate) is a commonly used cleaning agent with excellent chelating and scale inhibiting properties. The following is a simple formula for a common HEDP cleaning agent: Material: 1-hydroxyethyl phosphate (HEDP): 10-30% (mass fraction) Water: 70-90% (mass fraction) Step: Prepare a clean container. Add the required amount of water to the container. Slowly add…