Polyaluminumchlorosulfates and preparation and uses thereof
AssigneeElf Atochem S.A.
InventorsJ. D. Murphy, R. Schuffenecker, H. Suty
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Abstract
The invention relates to high basicity polyaluminumchlorosulfates and their preparation process, said polyaluminumchlorosulfates being useful in the treatment of drinking water, aqueous effluents, and in the papermaking industry and having the formula: Al(OH).sub.a Cl.sub.b (SO.sub.4).sub.c M.sub.d N.sub.e in which: M is an alkaline-earth metal; N is an alkaline metal; a, b, c, d and e are numbers such that: 1.95<a<2.4; 0<c<0.15; 0<d<0.16; 0<e<1.7; a+b+2c=3+2d+e.
Claims21
High basicity water-soluble polyaluminumchlorosulfate, yielding a content of polymeric aluminum as Al.sub.13 of at least 1 mol % when said polyaluminumchlorosulfate is dissolved in water to form a solution which has an aluminum concentration of 0.01M and having the formula:
- Al(OH).sub.a Cl.sub.b (SO.sub.4).sub.c M.sub.d N.sub.e
- in which:
- M is an alkaline-earth metal;
- N is an alkali metal;
- a, b, c, d and e are numbers such that:
- 1.95<a<2.4;
- 0<c<0.15;
- 0<d<0.16;
- 0.4<e<1.7;
- and a+b+2c=3+2d+e.
A process for prepartin a high basicity water-soluble polyaluminumchlorosulfate, yielding a content of polymeric aluminum as Al.sub.13 of at least 1 mol % when said polyaluminimchlorosulfate is dissolved in water to form a solution which has an aluminum concentration of 0.01M and having the formula:
- Al(OH).sub.a Cl.sub.b (SO.sub.4).sub.c M.sub.d N.sub.e
- in which:
- M is an alkaline-earth metal;
- N is an alkali metal;
- a, b, c, d and e are numbers such that:
- 1.95<a<2.4;
- 0<c<0.15;
- 0<d<0.16;
- 0.4<e<1.7;
- and a+b+2c=3+2d+e;
- comprising reacting, at a temperature of 50.degree. to 70 .degree. C. an alkaline-earth metal compound M and an alkali metal compound N with a polyaluminumchlorosulfate of the formula:
- Al(OH).sub.a,Cl.sub.b,(SO.sub.4).sub.c,
- in which:
- 1<a'<1.95;
- 0<c'<0.15;
- a'+b'+2c'=3;
- in the following proportion, calculated in molecular equivalents:
- 0<M/Al<0.16 and 0.4<N/Al<1.7.
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