Tag Archives: superabsorbent polymer

Amphoview polyelectrolyte has the characteristics of cationic and anionic. It can complete the synergistic action of anions and cations without any precipitates, especially for the sewage with complex water quality situation or water property changing frequently. Usually when in the process of sewage, it will generate more significant synergies when anionic and cationic used togetherContinue reading “The Application of Amphoteric Polyelectrolyte”

SINOFLOC cationic flocculants are co-polymers of acrylamide with increasing proportions of cationic monomers. The cationic groups, which are thus introduced into the superabsorbent polymer, have positive charges in aqueous solution. Our cationic polyacrylamide PAM is available in solid powder and emulsion forms.

Polyacrylamide granule can be divided into two types: polyacrylamide emulsion and dry pam. What is the difference between the two? An analysis is made based on the following five points: 1. Difference in appearance Cationic polyacrylamide emulsion is milky liquid, while the dry pam is white granule or powder-like product. However, cationic polyacrylamide emulsion is transparentContinue reading “What Is the Differences between Dry Pam and Polyacrylamide Emulsion?”

Amphoview polyelectrolyte has the characteristics of cationic and anionic. It can complete the synergistic action of anions and cations without any precipitates, especially for the sewage with complex water quality situation or water property changing frequently. Usually when in the process of sewage, it will generate more significant synergies when anionic and cationic used togetherContinue reading “The Application of Amphoteric Polyelectrolyte”