Liquid polymerized iron sulfate

Fe≥11%

Reagent Code: #201643
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Alias Polyferrous sulfate; SPFS
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CAS Number 35139-28-7

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Formula [Fe₂(OH)n(SO₄)₃-n/₂]m
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Used in water and wastewater treatment as a coagulant to remove impurities such as suspended solids, phosphates, and heavy metals. Effective in both municipal and industrial applications, including sewage treatment and effluent clarification. Also applied in soil stabilization and acid mine drainage treatment due to its ability to neutralize acidity and precipitate contaminants. Suitable for use in flue gas desulfurization processes to reduce sulfur emissions. Its polymeric nature enhances flocculation, leading to faster settling and clearer effluent compared to conventional iron salts.

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Size Availability Unit Price Quantity
inventory 500ml
10-20 days ฿480.00
inventory 2.5L
10-20 days ฿1,300.00
inventory 10L
10-20 days ฿5,180.00
Liquid polymerized iron sulfate
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Used in water and wastewater treatment as a coagulant to remove impurities such as suspended solids, phosphates, and heavy metals. Effective in both municipal and industrial applications, including sewage treatment and effluent clarification. Also applied in soil stabilization and acid mine drainage treatment due to its ability to neutralize acidity and precipitate contaminants. Suitable for use in flue gas desulfurization processes to reduce sulfur emissions. Its polymeric nature enhances flocculation, leading to faster settling and clearer effluent compared to conventional iron salts.
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