Category:
polymers / Homo-, Co-, Ter- Polyacrylate
CAS / EINECS:
CAS no.:26677-99-6
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Copolymer of Maleic acid and Acrylic acid
Briteframe MA-AA 50% is a low molecular weight poly electrolyte. It disperses carbonates and phosphates. It is thermally stable up to 300oC and is compatible with all other water treatment agents. Applications are low pressure boiler, central heating, central air conditioning, and circulation cooling systems.
Briteframe MA/AA is also used as sequestering agent in detergents and as a chelating dispersant in textile dyeing inhibiting color transfer.
Technical:
Mw = 600-1000
When used in an anti scaling system also containing phosphonics, the recommended dosage for Briteframe MA/AA is 2-10mg/liter.
In detergents the recommended dosage is up from 2%.
Commercial:
Packaging:
25liter jerrycans, 250kg (200liter) drums, 1250kg (1000liter) IBC
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