Polyaluminum chloride liquid

Performance and uses

Polyaluminum chloride is often also called a water purifier or coagulant. It is between ALCL3 and AL (OH) 3 A kind of water-soluble inorganic polymer polymer, the chemical general formula is [AL2 (OH) NCL6-NLm]

In the middle, m represents the degree of polymerization, and n represents the degree of neutrality of PAC products. This resinous solid appears in yellow, pale yellow, dark brown, or deep gray hues. The product demonstrates strong bridging and adsorption capabilities, with hydrolysis accompanied by physicalchemical processes including coagulation, adsorption, and sedimentation. The key distinction between polyaluminum chloride and traditional inorganic coagulants lies in their molecular structures: while conventional inorganic coagulants are low-molecular crystalline salts, polyaluminum chloride consists of structurally diverse poly-carboxylate complexes. These compounds feature rapid flocculation/sedimentation, broad pH  daptability, pipe corrosion resistance, and remarkable water purification efficiency. They effectively remove colored substances like SS, as well as heavy metals including arsenic and mercury

from water bodies. Widely used in drinking water treatment, industrial water systems, and wastewater treatment, the product complies with China's GB15892 - 2009 Standard for quality  pecifications.