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bluechem alum flocculant BEST FEATURES
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dodecyldimethylbenzylammonium chloride / ddbac / dodecyl dimethyl benzyl ammonium chloride / benzododecinium / cas 8001 54 5 / cas 63449 41 2 / 63449 41 2 / 8001 54 5 / 63449 41 2 cas / 8001 54 5 cas / cas no 63449 41 2 / cas no 8001 54 5 / cas number 63449 41 2 / cas number 8001 54 5 / cas 139 07 1 / cas no 139 07 1: LKP BTC produces quaternary ammonium compound biocides, specifically "Dodecyldimethylbenzylammonium Chloride" (DDAC or "Benzododecinium"). This is a powerful disinfectant and algicide used in water treatment. The CAS numbers 139-07-1 (for DDAC) and 8001-54-5 or 63449-41-2 (for Benzalkonium Chloride mixtures) are associated with these types of products. |
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sodium hedp / zn hedp: LKP BTC produces "sodium HEDP," the sodium salt of Hydroxyethylidene Diphosphonic Acid, which is easier to handle and dissolve than the acid form. "Zn HEDP" likely refers to a formulation where HEDP is used to stabilize zinc salts in corrosion inhibitor blends, providing cathodic protection. |
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polyamino polyether methylene phosphonic acid / papemp chemical / papemp phosphonate / papemp scale inhibitor / polyamino polyether methylene phosphonate: LKP BTC produces "PAPEMP" (Polyamino Polyether Methylene Phosphonic Acid), a high-end "phosphonate" "scale inhibitor." Known for its exceptional tolerance to high calcium levels and its ability to inhibit scale in high-pH and high-temperature applications, it is one of the most effective inhibitors for calcium carbonate and calcium phosphate. |
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phosphoric acid corrosion inhibitor / phosphate corrosion inhibitor / phosphate ester corrosion inhibitor / phosphonate corrosion inhibitor: LKP BTC manufactures "corrosion inhibitors" based on "phosphoric acid," "phosphate," "phosphate ester," and "phosphonate" chemistry. These compounds work by forming a protective, passivating layer on metal surfaces (often iron and steel) to prevent corrosive agents from attacking the metal. |
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