FERROUS CHLORIDE SOLUTION

FERROUS CHLORIDE SOLUTION is a concentrated solution of iron II chloride (FeCl₂) in water. It is produced from high-purity raw materials through the dissolution of iron oxide in hydrochloric acid. Its principal uses in wastewater treatment include phosphate precipitation and removal, elimination of sulfide-based odors, reduction of arsenic and mercury, hexavalent chrome reduction, and struvite control.

Supplied By: PVS Technologies Inc

Product Code: Q10745

Regional Availability: Canada

Chemical Family: Chlorides, Iron & Iron Compounds

Functions: Antioxidant, Precipitant

Features: Odor Neutralizing

    Enhanced TDS

    Identification & Functionality

    Features & Benefits

    Industrial Additives Features

    Applications & Uses

    Markets
    Applications
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    Applications
    Usage Information
    • Phosphate Precipitation and Removal 
    • Elimination of Sulfide Based Odors 
    • Reduction of Arsenic and Mercury
    • Hexavalent Chrome Reduction
    • Struvite Control
    • Chlorite Reduction (NSF 60)

    Properties

    Physical Form
    Appearance
    A clear green to hazel colored solution

    Regulatory & Compliance

    Certifications & Compliance

    Packaging & Availability

    Packaging Type
    Regional Availability
    • Canada

    Storage & Handling

    Handling Information
    • Ferrous Chloride is considered to be hazardous by definition of the Hazard Communication Standard (29 CFR 1910.1200) and should be handled in a manner that is consistent with acceptable practices.
    • Under normal situations the only protective equipment required in the use and handling of Liquid Ferrous Chloride are splash proof chemical goggles and rubber gloves.  
    • Liquid Ferrous Chloride will stain both clothing and skin and it is recommended that, to protect against this occurrence, other protect clothing be worn as is appropriate.
    • Ferric Chloride reacts with many metals.  
    • However, most handling situations are reliably addressed through the use of common plastic materials such as FRP, PVC, Polyethylene, Polypropylene and Teflon. For additional information consult your equipment supplier.