TCCA Swimming Pool Usage With Tablets,Granular, Powder
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TCCA 90% Powder, Granular, Tablets
Introduction:
CNBM –TCCA White tablet with irritant chlorine odor. Slight solute in water. TCCA is the organic compound with the formula (C3Cl3N3O3). It is used as an industrial disinfectant, bleaching agent and a reagent in organic synthesis. This white crystalline powder, which has a strong "chlorine odour," is sometimes sold in tablet or granule form for domestic and industrial.
Specification:
Chemical Name | Trichloroisocyanuric Acid |
Molecular Formula | CONCL3 |
CAS Number | 87-90-1 |
Avaliable Chlorine %min | 90.00 |
Moisture content %,wt,Max | 0.30 |
PH Value (1% solution) | 2.7~3.3 |
Solubility 25℃ Water | 1.2g/100g |
Solubility 30℃ Acetone | 36g/100g |
Specific Gravity | 0.95(light)/1.20 |
Granular Particles Size
Mesh | 5~8 | 8~30 | 20~40 | 20~60 |
Tablets Forms
Weight | 200 gram | 150gram | 100gram | 50gram | 30gram | 20gram | 15gram | 10gram |
Diameter(mm) | 76 | 70 | 50 | 42 | 30 | 30 | 30 | 30 |
Height(mm) | 25 | 21 | 26 | 27 | 22 | 16 | 12 | 8 |
Multi-Functions
We made multifunctional tablets according to customers’ needs. For Instance, we press TCCA 90% granular with chemicals such as Boric Acid,. Sulfate Copper, Sulfate Aluminum And PAC.
Packing:
Granular& Powder:
50KG PLASTIC DRUMS/ FIBER DRUMS.
25KG PLASTIC DRUMS/FIBER DRUMS.
1000KG BIG BAGS.
Or any other packages suggest by customers.
Tablets:
Inner Packing:
Individually Wrapped for 200gram,150gram, 100gram
1kg Plastic tube for 200gram
1kg plastic bottle & 5kg plastic bottle for smaller tablets
Outer Packing:
50KG,25KG,10KG, 5KG plastic Drums.
Or any other package specified by customers, such as fiber drums or cantons.
- Q: A biological catalyst or a chemical reaction facilitator is know as a/an?
- A biological catalyst is an enzyme. Here are more details for you. Enzymes – biological catalysts Normally chemical reactions do not proceed spontaneously, but require the help of a catalyst. A catalyst accelerates a chemical reaction without itself being changed. For example, the reaction of hydrogen with oxygen to produce water requires the addition of the metal platinum. These days we encounter the concept of a catalyst most often in connection with technology for cleaning up the exhaust fumes from our automobiles, where platinum and rhodium catalyze the breakdown of polluting nitrogen oxides. Chemical reactions within living cells must also be catalyzed. Biological catalysts are called enzymes. There is, for instance, an enzyme in our saliva which converts starch to a simple sugar, which is used by the cell to produce energy, and another enzyme which degrades the excess lactic acid produced when we overexert ourselves. All green plants contain enzymes which convert carbon dioxide in the air to nutritious carbohydrates such as sugar and starch. Without enzymes life would not be possible! Enzymes are highly selective. Among the thousands of different compounds in a cell, an enzyme can recognize the right molecule (substrate) and transform it into a new product. This property arises from the special three-dimensional structure of each enzyme. One can compare an enzyme and its substrate with a lock and its key. Enzymes are very effective catalysts. A chemical reaction might require several months to reach completion without a catalyst, but only a few seconds with the help of an enzyme. Since the enzyme remains unchanged, one enzyme molecule can catalyze the transformation of millions of substrate molecules. Up until the beginning of the 1980's, all enzymes were thought to be proteins. We now know that proteins do not have a monopoly on biocatalysis. RNA molecules can also function as enzymes.
- Q: Why the amount of catalyst is too small will make the chemical reaction rate slowed down
- Can significantly change the reaction rate and its own chemical properties and quantity in the reaction before and after the basic material unchanged. The catalyst has a positive catalyst (i.e., accelerates the reaction rate) and a negative catalyst (i.e., reduces the reaction rate), and generally does not specifically refer to both the positive catalyst.
- Q: What are the pharmaceutical manufacturing companies now using PT / AL_203 catalysts?
- Yueyang Eagle Hill Petrochemical Plant
- Q: What is a catalyst and how does it make a reaction go faster?
- A catalyst is a chemical substance that speeds up the rate of a reaction, but isn't consumed in the reaction. Catalysts in no way change the final product of a reaction, they just speed the said reaction up by lowering the activation energy (the energy threshold that must be overcome for a reacton to proceed).
- Q: describe a biological catalyst?
- One of the best known biological catalyst reactions is the Fixation of Nitrogen. Biological Nitrogen Fixation (BNF) occurs when atmospheric nitrogen is converted to ammonia by a bacterial enzyme called nitrogenase. Microorganisms that fix nitrogen are called diazotrophs. The formula for BNF is: N2 + 8H+ + 8e? + 16 ATP → 2NH3 + H2 + 16ADP + 16 Pi Although ammonia (NH3) is the direct product of this reaction, it is quickly ionized to ammonium (NH4+). In free-living diazotrophs, the nitrogenase-generated ammonium is assimilated into glutamate through the glutamine synthetase/glutamate synthase pathway.
- Q: A catalyst elevates the rate of a reaction by?
- lowering the activation energy needed for the reaction to occur.
- Q: What are the properties of the catalyst (eg, specificity)?
- The definition of a chemical reaction in the chemical reaction can change the chemical reaction rate of other substances, and its quality and chemical properties before and after the reaction did not change the material called catalyst, also known as catalyst. Catalyst in the role of chemical reaction There is also a saying that the catalyst reacts first with one of the reactants and then the two products continue to undergo a new chemical reaction under the original conditions and the reaction conditions of the catalyst reaction are more reactive than the original reaction The reaction conditions of the catalyst have been changed by the reaction of the catalyst by the reaction of the catalyst, that is, the quality and chemical properties mentioned above did not change before and after the reaction.
- Q: about 1-3 sentences on this will do thank you
- A catalyst is a compound that participates in and increases the rate of a chemical reaction without being chemically altered itself. These reactions can be anything from inorganic reactions in fuel cells facilitated by metal catalysts, to the breakdown of glucose in cells by a series of biological catalysts. Biological catalysts operate in biological systems made up of organic molecules (and are made up of organic molecules themselves - mostly carbon)... thus it's logical to think of enzymes as organic catalysts.
- Q: What is the difference between biological and chemical catalysts?
- Biological catalyst: 1. Biological catalysts or enzymes are high molecular weight globular proteins. 2.Their composition may change at the end of reaction. 3.Their catalyzing effect is very high. i.e faster than chemical catalyst. 4.They are reaction specific. i.e One enzyme or biological catalyst may catalyze only particular type of reaction and not many. 5.They are intolerant to temperature and pH changes. An enzyme can not function outside its temperature or pH range. e.g amylase,lipase,pepsin Chemical catalyst: 1.Chemical catalysts are simple inorganic molecules with low molecular weight. 2.They remain unchanged at the end of reaction. 3.They are slower compared to enzymes. 4.They are not reaction specific. 5.They function within wide range of temperatures,pH or pressure. e.g vanadium dioxide, platinum
- Q: In biology, the enzyme seems to be a tool for opening a reaction, such as the decomposition of cellulose, such as linked RNA and protein, no enzyme can not. But in chemistry, the catalyst is only a regulatory role, change the reaction rate only. The teacher said that the enzyme is the catalyst. Is there any other effect of the enzyme? (Ignorant high three dogs, you do not spray the big god)
- I do not know the main high school teachers have done with fresh chicken liver grinding solution and ferric chloride solution compared to the decomposition of H2O2 catalytic efficiency of the experiment, the result is ferric chloride plus H2O2 slowly take the bubble, add fresh chicken cups Quickly take bubbles and liquid spill. Indicating that the enzyme is a catalyst, and the catalytic efficiency is far higher than the inorganic catalyst.
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TCCA Swimming Pool Usage With Tablets,Granular, Powder
- Ref Price:
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- Loading Port:
- Tianjin
- Payment Terms:
- TT OR LC
- Min Order Qty:
- 22 m.t
- Supply Capability:
- 1800 m.t/month
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