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flocculant

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flocculant [′fläk·yə·lənt]
(chemistry)


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Determination of Flocculant Dosage The dosage not only impacts the oil removal efficiency, but also the cost of medicament.
With the use of certain coagulant or flocculant polymers fed prior to these filters (fed as filter aids), some success has been seen in the removal of particles down to almost 1 micron.
Based on the easy approachability model (EAM), the most effective flocculants are those that allow suspended particles to easily approach the polymer flocculant [4-6].
 
 
 
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