Potassium Monopersulfate Compound CAS 70693-62-8 Water Treatment Agent Disinfectant

Potassium Monopersulfate Compound CAS 70693-62-8 Water Treatment Agent Disinfectant

Potassium perbisulfate, also known as potassium perbisulfate complex salt with the formula KHSO5, is an inorganic peroxide. The following is a detailed description of potassium bisulfate:
Physical and chemical properties:
Appearance: white, odorless, crystalline, quicksand-like solid powder.
Active oxygen content: ≥ 4.50%.
Effective component (KHSO5) : ≥ 42.80%.
Packing density: 1.00-1.30g /cm3.
Moisture: ≤ 0.10%.
PH value (25 ℃) : 1% aqueous solution is 2.0-2.3, 3% aqueous solution is 1.7-2.0.
Water solubility (20 ℃) : 256 g/L.
Decomposition temperature: > 60 ℃.
Applications:

Disinfectant: Disinfection in the recycling of water in swimming pools, hot springs and other places can effectively reduce the content of organic matter such as ammonia nitrogen in the water and make the water clear and transparent.
Metal treatment: Used for cleaning and etching of printed circuit boards.
Paper regeneration: As an auxiliary for wet strength paper repulping and fiber reengineering, it has a bleaching effect and can improve paper quality.
Textiles: Oxidizing agent for wool fabrics before shrinkage pretreatment and bleach for dyed fabrics.
Other applications: denture cleaner, gypsum additive, organic synthetic auxiliary agent, carpet coloring agent and sewage purification agent.
Storage and Transportation:
Storage: Must be stored in a dry, cool, ventilated place, avoid direct sunlight and near heat sources, fire sources, storage temperature should be below 30 ℃. At the same time, attention should be paid to waterproof and avoid pollution, and contact with organic matter, reducing matter, flammable matter, acid, alkali, etc., to prevent decomposition.
Transport: It can be carried out by road, rail or sea. It belongs to the Dangerous Goods Class 8, the international Dangerous goods number is UN NO. 3260.
Security:
Potassium bisulfate is oxidizing and corrosive. Avoid direct contact with eyes, skin and clothing during use, and wear appropriate protective equipment.