Phosphoric Acid is a clear, colorless liquid used primarily in water treatment for pH adjustment. It reduces scaling tendencies in piping and equipment by stabilizing calcium ions and controlling alkalinity.
Phosphoric Acid
Product Name:
Phosphoric Acid
Chemical Formula:
H₃PO₄
Area of usage:
- Scale control in primary water treatment
- pH adjustment in raw and treated water systems
Recommended Dosage:
- Typically 10–100 ppm depending on scaling tendency, alkalinity, and regulatory requirements
Technical Data Summary:
- Appearance: Clear, colorless liquid
- pH: < 2.0 (concentrated solution)
- Solubility: Completely soluble in water
- Stability: Stable under normal storage conditions
- Shelf Life: 2 years (when stored properly in sealed containers)
Why Choose This Product / Key Benefits:
- Effective in controlling calcium carbonate scaling
- Provides precise pH control
- Compatible with most water treatment systems
FAQs:
Q: Is it safe to use phosphoric acid in potable water systems?
A: Yes, within regulated limits, phosphoric acid is commonly used in potable water treatment.
Q: Can phosphoric acid be mixed with chlorine?
A: Avoid direct mixing; apply separately to prevent undesired reactions.