Polyelectrolyte

Form :

Powder

Molecular Weight :

150000 G/mol

Boiling Point :

350 °c

Melting Point :

180 °c

Flash Point :

250 °c

Solubility :

Water-soluble; Soluble In Polar Solvents; Insoluble In Nonpolar Solvents

Description :

Overview of Polyelectrolyte

 

Polyelectrolyte (including anionic, cationic, and non-ionic types) is a high-molecular-weight water-soluble polymer used as a flocculant and coagulant aid in water and wastewater treatment. Polyelectrolyte powder is the most common form for easy handling and dosing.

Polyelectrolyte formula: Typically based on polyacrylamide (PAM) derivatives. Polyelectrolyte in water treatment: Enhances particle aggregation and sedimentation.

 

 

Applications of Polyelectrolyte

 

Wastewater and Water Treatment

 

  • Polyelectrolyte used in wastewater treatment: Sludge dewatering, clarification, and turbidity reduction

  • Polyelectrolyte powder: Effective for primary/secondary/tertiary treatment in ETPs and STPs

 

Industrial Sectors

 

  • Paper and pulp mining and textiles: Retention drainage and solid-liquid separation

  • Sometimes, it is combined with fillers such as Calcite Powder to provide greater clarity in processing

 

 

Safety and Handling Guidelines

 

  • Protect yourself with goggles and gloves, and wear appropriate clothes

  • Do not inhale dust; take respiratory protection if necessary.

  • Stop contact with skin for prolonged periods and eye exposure to

  • Keep in sealed, dry containers in order to avoid caking.

  • Be sure to follow MSDS guidelines as well as standard safety procedures

 

 

Where to Buy Polyelectrolyte

 

Polyelectrolyte Manufacturer

 

 

Polyelectrolyte Supplier & Distributor

 

  • Bulk and export-grade anionic/cationic types with COA, TDS & MSDS

 

 

Polyelectrolyte MSDS

 

Provides details on hazards, handling, storage, and emergency precautions

 

 

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

 

  1. What is a polyelectrolyte used in wastewater treatment?

    As a flocculant to aggregate suspended solids, improve sedimentation, and reduce COD/BOD in effluents.

  2. What are the types of polyelectrolyte powder?

    Anionic for inorganic solids, cationic for organic matter, and non-ionic for general use in water treatment.

  3. How is polyelectrolyte powder applied in industry?

    Dissolved in water and dosed for clarification, dewatering, and solid separation in various sectors.

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