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HEDP (1-hydroxyethyl-1,1-diic acid) and EDTMPA (ethyleine tetharine) are two commonly used chelated agents, which are widely used in scaling and scale resistant agents. Although they all have good chelating performance, in different application scenarios, their effects may be different: HEDP: HEDP is an organic acid dirt -resistant agent, which is characterized by its strong chelating…
HEDP (1-hydroxyethyl-1,1-diphosphonic acid) is a commonly used cleaning agent additive that has excellent scale inhibition, corrosion inhibition, and dispersion effects. It can help cleaning agents better remove scale and dirt, while protecting cleaning equipment from corrosion. The dosage of HEDP in cleaning agents generally needs to be adjusted and determined based on specific circumstances. The…
ATMP is an organic phosphate corrosion inhibitor that can be used as a water treatment agent and a metal surface treatment agent. Specifically, ATMP mainly has the following functions: Corrosion inhibition: ATMP can inhibit metal corrosion, prevent metal surfaces from being corroded by oxidation or pollutants, and thus extend material life. Scale: ATMP can prevent…
Reverse osmosis scale inhibitor is a chemical commonly used in reverse osmosis (RO) systems to control and prevent the formation of scale deposits on the surface of reverse osmosis membranes. The following are the main functions of reverse osmosis scale inhibitors: Preventing the formation of scale deposits: The chemical substances in reverse osmosis scale…
Dispersant is a chemical substance commonly used in industry and daily life to improve fluid stability, reduce particle aggregation and deposition. Under normal use, dispersants will not cause direct harm to human health and the environment. However, the following are some common dispersants that may contain components and indicate their potential harmfulness: Surfactants (e.g., Sodium…
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Reverse osmosis scale inhibitor is a water treatment agent used in reverse osmosis (RO) membrane systems, aimed at preventing membrane surface fouling and blockage. It can improve the performance and lifespan of RO systems by inhibiting the formation of salts and other sediments. The following are the main components of some common reverse osmosis scale…
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ATMP (amino trimethylene phosphonic acid) does not exhibit significant reducibility. Reductivity refers to the ability of a substance to lose electrons in a chemical reaction, but ATMP generally does not exhibit this behavior. As a corrosion inhibitor and water treatment agent, ATMP mainly interacts with metal ions by forming complexes, thereby slowing down the corrosion…
ATMP (amino trimethylene phosphonic acid, also known as amino trimethylene phosphonic acid) is a commonly used water treatment agent and corrosion inhibitor. The following is detailed information on the solubility and use of ATMP in water: Solubility: ATMP has a low solubility in water, approximately 2.3 grams per liter (g/L), and its composition is stable…
Organic dispersion is a common chemical additive, which is mainly used for decentralized solid particles or wet solid surfaces. They are composed of a variety of compounds, and some of the common ingredients and their main purpose are as follows: Sulfonate: Sulfate organic dispersers have good surface activity, can form negative ions in the water,…
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Water reduction agent is a commonly used concrete additive that can play a role in controlling water -asx ratio, improving liquidity, and reducing cement dosage in concrete. Its main working principle and role are as follows: Diversified effects: The water reduction agent has the characteristics of the surface active agent. By adsorbing the surface of…
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