Reduction in mineral salt deposition

Chemistry: physical processes – Physical processes – Crystallization

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C023S300000, C023S304000, C203S007000, C423SDIG008, C252S175000, C210S696000, C210S702000, C210S714000

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06881231

ABSTRACT:
A composition for reducing deposition of a mineral salt from an aqueous supersaturated solution onto a solid surface in contact with the aqueous supersaturated solution which composition comprises a dispersion of either (i) seed crystals of the mineral salt in an aqueous solution of the mineral salt or (ii) seed crystals of a salt isomorphous with the mineral salt in an aqueous solution of the isomorphous salt wherein the dispersed seed crystals are of Mean particle size of less than 2.5 microns.

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