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AA/AMPS Copolymer
TL;DR AA/AMPS is an acrylic-acid/AMPS copolymer for scale-control and dispersant formulations, not the AMPS monomer. Its carboxylate and sulfonate groups distinguish it from an acrylic homopolymer.
Match this product route to the cooling system
If an open tower has a new particle burden, verify source and side-stream capture before considering a residual dispersant formulation trial. The cooling-water application explains the paired decision paths. Product identity does not establish a site-specific dose, compatibility or result; send the actual water, metallurgy and trial objective through the technical inquiry.
Selection and quotation
Selection inputs
- Scale versus suspended or deposited solids
- Water analysis, pH and operating temperatures
- Current treatment and oxidant exposure
- Representative deposit and dispersancy test
Documents and supply
Send the required specification, quantity, packaging and destination. Request the current TDS and SDS for the offered grade, and confirm which batch documents are available.
Technical documents · Company certificate scopes
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Product Description
Compare the application
AA/AMPS is an acrylic-acid/AMPS copolymer for scale-control and dispersant formulations, not the AMPS monomer. Its carboxylate and sulfonate groups distinguish it from an acrylic homopolymer. The catalog lists liquid variants with minimum solids of 30% and 40%; compare like-for-like solids and free-monomer limits. Select against the actual calcium, phosphate, iron and suspended-solids conditions rather than assuming that sulfonation guarantees calcium tolerance or compatibility.
Catalog reference specifications
These are published catalog references, not a current batch COA. Match the offered grade and measurement basis before comparing offers.
| Items | Index | |
|---|---|---|
| Appearance | Colorless to light yellow viscous liquid | Colorless to light yellow viscous liquid |
| Solid content % | 30.0 min | 40.0 min |
| Free monomer (as AA)% | 0.50 max | 0.50 max |
| Density (20℃)g/cm3 | 1.10 min | 1.15 min |
| pH(1% water solution) | 3.0 max | 3.5-4.5 |
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Frequently asked questions
What does the catalog specify?
AA/AMPS is an acrylic-acid/AMPS copolymer for scale-control and dispersant formulations, not the AMPS monomer. Its carboxylate and sulfonate groups distinguish it from an acrylic homopolymer. The catalog lists liquid variants with minimum solids of 30% and 40%; compare like-for-like solids and free-monomer limits. Select against the actual calcium, phosphate, iron and suspended-solids conditions rather than assuming that sulfonation guarantees calcium tolerance or compatibility.
What should the trial compare?
Keep feed water, concentration factor, pH, temperature, oxidant exposure, mixing and residence time representative. Compare dissolved and deposited mineral, suspended material, filtration and operating trends. Verify metal corrosion and long-term membrane compatibility as separate endpoints when they are relevant to the application.
What should I send for a quotation?
Send the product or model, required specification, quantity, packaging and destination. Include the application and current product, if known. Confirm the available TDS, SDS, batch documents, storage conditions and commercial delivery terms for the actual offer.
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