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scale and corrosion inhibitor / scale and corrosion inhibitor chemicals / corrosion & scale inhibitors / corrosion scale inhibitor / scale inhibitor / limescale inhibitor / water scale inhibitor / scale inhibitor water treatment / scale and corrosion inhibitor for cooling tower / cooling tower scale inhibitor: A core product line for LKP BTC is "scale and corrosion inhibitors." These are specialty "chemicals" added to water systems to prevent the "scale" (mineral deposits like calcium carbonate) and "corrosion" that can damage pipes, boilers, heat exchangers, and "cooling towers." Their inhibitors are formulated for specific applications in "water treatment" across various industries.polycarboxylic / polycarboxylic acid examples / polycarboxylic acid uses / polyhydroxycarboxylic acid: LKP BTC manufactures "polycarboxylic acid" dispersants. These polymers are "used" as effective scale inhibitors and dispersants in water treatment, preventing particulate matter from agglomerating and depositing. "Examples" include polyacrylic acid (PAA) and polymaleic acid (PMA). "Polyhydroxycarboxylic acids" like gluconic acid are also used for their chelating properties.https://cdn.exportstart.com/images/a1132/a1132/goods/7_2024041015001495183.jpgethylenediaminetetra methylenephosphonic acid / ethylene diamine tetra methylene phosphonic acid / edtmpa / cas 1429 50 1: LKP BTC produces "EDTMP" (Ethylenediamine Tetra(Methylene Phosphonic Acid)), a chelating agent with a high affinity for multivalent metal ions. It is used as a scale inhibitor and is particularly effective in preventing scale formation in systems with high levels of barium and strontium.ethylene diamine tetra methylene phosphonic acid / ethylenediaminetetra methylenephosphonic acid: This refers to "EDTMP" (Ethylenediamine Tetra(Methylene Phosphonic Acid)), another chelating agent and scale inhibitor in LKP BTC's product portfolio. It is effective for scale inhibition and also acts as a stabilizer in peroxide bleaching processes. |
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