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Difference between Polyferric Chloride and Polyferric Sulfate

Polyferric chloride and polyferric sulfate are two different types of polymers with different chemical compositions and properties.

Polyaluminium chloride (PAC) is an inorganic macromolecule polymer, the main component of which is aluminate chloride, generally AlCl3.nH2O (where n is generally 1-5), which has good coagulation and water purification. Polyferric chloride has a wide range of applications, such as water treatment, sewage treatment, paper, textiles, dyes and other industries.

Polyferric sulfate (FS) is an iron-containing inorganic macromolecule polymer, the main component of which is ferric sulfate, generally Fe2 (SO4) 3.xH2O (where x is generally 6-12), which also has a good coagulation and water purification function. Polyferric sulfate is also widely used in water treatment, sewage treatment, tanning, paper, dyes and other industries.

The difference between the two is chemical composition. Polyferric chloride is mainly aluminate chloride and polyferric sulfate is mainly ferrite sulfate. In addition, they have slightly different coagulation and water purification effects. Polyferric chloride is more suitable for treatment of low temperature and low turbidity water, while polyferric sulfate is suitable for treatment of high turbidity and high temperature water.

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