Chelating disperse agent

Chelating dispersant is a water treatment agent mainly used for treating metal ions in water. Chelating dispersants can form coordination bonds with metal ions to form complexes or chelates with water molecules, thereby achieving the effect of dispersing and stabilizing metal ions.

The main functions of chelating dispersants PAAS are as follows:

Dispersion effect: Chelating dispersants can disperse metal ions in water, forming small particles or colloids, avoiding the aggregation and precipitation of metal ions, and maintaining the clarity and transparency of the water.

Stability: Chelating dispersants form coordination bonds or chelates with metal ions, which can increase the stability of metal ions in water, prevent their deposition or precipitation, and delay their reaction and oxidation with other substances.

Removal of pollutants: Chelating dispersants can react with metal ions in certain pollutants to form soluble complexes, effectively removing pollutants and heavy metal ions from water.

Anti scaling effect: Chelating dispersants can react with hard substances in water (such as calcium and magnesium ions) to prevent the formation of scale and precipitation, thereby reducing blockage and resistance of pipelines and equipment.

It should be noted that when using chelating dispersants, appropriate products should be selected based on water quality and treatment objectives, and added and stirred according to the instructions to ensure that chelating dispersants can fully exert their effects. In addition, the use of chelating dispersants should comply with relevant environmental regulations and standards to ensure their safety and harmlessness to the environment and human body.