Ferric Chloride
- Also known as:
- Iron(III) chloride · Iron trichloride
Iron-based inorganic coagulant with high colloid-destabilizing power and phosphorus removal capacity in wastewater. It is also used for sulfide and odor control in sewer networks. Its dosage is optimized through jar testing according to the effluent to be treated.
Functions
Typical applications
- Municipal and industrial wastewater treatment
- Phosphorus removal from effluents
- Odor control in sewer systems
- Circuit board etching in electronics
Specialties
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