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mineral water |
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| Biodegradable and oxidant-stable organic
compositions protect against fouling and scaling of plant equipment
under severe operating conditions and are designed to achieve maximum
performance in a wide range of system water chemistries ranging from
soft to highly alkaline waters with high levels of scale-forming
ions. It has become an increasingly important environmental component
in the treatment of industrial wastewater and as a replacement for
sulfuric acid to control pH levels in alkaline waters found in the pulp
and paper, food processing, chemical processing, and municipal waste
treatment industries. |
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