Cationic Polyelectrolytes

A Cationic Polyelectrolyte is a water-soluble polymer with positively charged groups that effectively clump negatively charged particles (like sludge or dirt) together, making them easier to separate from liquids through flocculation and coagulation. These high-molecular-weight compounds are crucial in water treatment (sewage, industrial effluent), paper manufacturing, mining, and textile processing, acting as flocculants, coagulant aids, retention aids, and sludge dewatering agents by neutralizing charges and bridging particles.

Characteristics of Cationic Polyelectrolyte:

Charge: Bears positive charges, attracting negatively charged particles.

Solubility: Dissolves in water, forming viscous solutions.

Function: Neutralizes charges, causing small particles to aggregate (flocculate) into larger clumps (flocs).

Form: Available as powders or liquids, with varying molecular weights and charge densities.

Uses and Applications of Cationic Polyelectrolyte:

Wastewater Treatment: Dewatering sludge, clarifying water, removing suspended solids.

Paper Industry: Retention, drainage, and strength enhancement.

Mining: Solid-liquid separation and dewatering.

Textiles: Dye clarification and color removal.

Oil & Gas: Emulsion breaking.

Packaging: 25 Kg. Bag