CATIONIC POLYELECTROLYTE
catIONIC pOLYELECTROLYTE
Polyelectrolytes are made by free-radical polymerization of monomers containing the acrylic structure and used for flocculating agent for water treatment processess.
The homopolymer of acrylamide, which in theory has no electrical charge, has some use as a flocculant; however, tha majority of acrylamide based flocculants are copolymers with acrylic monomers containing charged functional groups.There ar two main advantages of acrylamide -acrylic based flocculants. The first is that these polymers can be made on a commercial scale with molecular weights up to 10-15 million which is much higher than any natural product. The second is that their electrical charge in solution and the charge density can be varied over a wide range by copolymerizing acrylamide with a variety of functional monomers or by chemical modification. Product Specifications
- Granuler form
- Doesn’t affect pH
- Helps to create satisfactory coagulation over a broader pH range
- Reduces coagulant chemicals consumption
- Can be ued as a coagulant by the characteristic of water
- The resulting sludge is more easily dewatered and contains less water
Technical Data
- Ionic Form: cationic
- Appearance: White Granules
- Mol. Weight: Various
- Density: 0,7-0,8 g/cm3
- pH(Sol): 6-8
- Viscocity: 200-300cps (%0,2)