Liquid purification or separation – Processes – Preventing – decreasing – or delaying precipitation,...
Patent
1986-10-23
1987-12-08
Hruskoci, Peter
Liquid purification or separation
Processes
Preventing, decreasing, or delaying precipitation,...
210700, 210754, 210764, 252180, C02F 514
Patent
active
047117249
ABSTRACT:
YThe decomposition of phosphonates by chlorine in industrial process waters can be diminished or prevented by treating such waters with certain water-soluble nitrogen-containing compounds.
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Cupoli Anthony L.
Epple Donald G.
Hruskoci Peter
Nalco Chemical Company
Premo John G.
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