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Encyclopedia > Flocculant

A flocculant is a chemical which causes the particles in a colloidal dispersal to clump together and form 'flocs'.


Flocculants are commonly used to facilitate the removal by filtration of particles of impurity from a liquid which would otherwise be too fine to be caught by a filter.


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Flocculent Polymers, Flocculating Polymer, Industrial, Municipal Wasterwater Treatment by Chemco Products, Howell, ... (167 words)
Convenient solution of high molecular weight anionic polymer that does not require dilution or aging prior to use.
This flocculent polymer creates dense floc and produces superior clarity in a wide range of industrial wastewater processes.
Also, molecular weight polymers, cleaners and degreasers for wastewater treatment, liquid coagulant agents for heavy metal precipitation and phosphate precipitation, oily water and paint wastewater treatment chemicals.
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Flocculation of Saccharomyces cerevisiae is a nonsexual aggregation of the cells which is calcium dependent and reversible.
The flocculation of gsf1 cells was inhibited by the
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