Deflocculant manufacturers tell you that flocculants can be divided into inorganic flocculants and organic flocculants according to their overall chemical composition. Deflocculant manufacturers tell you that inorganic flocculants include inorganic flocculants and inorganic polymer flocculants; organic flocculants include synthetic organic polymer flocculants, natural organic polymer flocculant, and microbial flocculants.

Deflocculant manufacturers tell you that its theoretical basis is: the "coalescing" theory, flocculants are mainly groups with positive (negative) electricity and some particles or particles with negative (positive) electricity in water that are difficult to separate By approaching each other, reducing their potential, making them in an unstable state, and using their aggregated properties to concentrate these particles and separate them by physical or chemical methods. The agents generally used for this purpose are called flocculants. Flocculants are mainly used in the fields of water supply and sewage treatment.
Deflocculant manufacturers tell you that there are many varieties of flocculants, ranging from low molecular weight to high molecular weight, from a single type to a composite type. The general trend is to develop in the direction of cheap, practical, non-toxic, and efficient. Inorganic flocculants are cheap, but will have adverse effects on human health and the ecological environment; although the amount of organic polymer flocculants is small, the output of scum is small, the flocculation ability is strong, the flocs are easy to separate, and the oil and suspended solids removal effects are good. . However, the residual monomers of such high polymers have "three-way" effects (teratogenic, carcinogenic, mutagenic), thus limiting their application range.
Deflocculant manufacturers tell you that microbial flocculants are easy to use and have attractive application prospects because they do not have secondary pollution. Microbial flocculants may replace or partially replace traditional inorganic polymer and synthetic organic polymer flocculants in the future. The development and application of microbial flocculants are on the ascendant, and their characteristics and advantages show a broad prospect for the development of water treatment technology.
The above information is the Deflocculant Manufacturer's introduction and analysis of flocculants, hope it helps you.