Trichloroisocyanuric Acid (TCCA)

Structural Formula:

CAS NO. 87-90-1
HS NO:2933.6922
Molecular formula: C3N3O3Cl3
Molecular weight: 232.44

Properties:

TCCA is usually sold in solid granular form which can be an economical choice when compared to liquid alternatives. In addition to being an easy-to-use sanitizer that delivers fast results with minimal effort, its effectiveness continues even when mixed with dust and dirt particles.

TCCA is also very soluble in water which makes it an ideal option for use in water tanks and pools while still being able to provide quick disinfection without leaving any irritating residues on surfaces or fabrics. Furthermore, it does not corrode metals or other materials like many other sanitizers do which makes it a great choice for long-term use.

Applications

TCCA is suitable for use both indoors and outdoors due to its versatility and user-friendly features. It can be used on hard surfaces such as kitchen countertops or floors as well as on soft surfaces like sheets and towels without causing any damage or discoloration. It can also be used on laundry machines and dishwashers after each cycle to keep them germ-free.

In terms of water sanitation applications, this compound can be used in swimming pools and aquariums to ensure good quality of the water while keeping algae blooms at bay. It is also widely used for disinfecting drinking water tanks since it does not affect the pH balance of the water nor does it leave any irritating residuum behind like some other products may do.

Specification

FAQs

Q: How do I use Trichloroisocyanuric Acid (TCCA)?

A: Depending on the application you require from TCCA, you will need to prepare a solution according to the instructions provided by the manufacturer depending on what type of surface you are treating or how much water you are bathing in/drinking from/using in your pool/aquarium etc.. Once you have prepared your desired concentration level accordingly (as advised), then simply apply it directly onto the desired surface using either a brush/mop/spray/ sponge etc., depending on what works best for your chosen application.

Q: Is Trichloroisocyanuric Acid (TCCA) dangerous?

A: While moderate contact with TCCA should not cause any harm, excessive exposure may lead to irritation of eyes and skin if left unprotected during use so we recommend wearing protective clothing items such as gloves, goggles or facemasks when handling this substance or spraying solutions made from it directly onto yourself or bystanders nearby whilst working with it. To ensure maximum safety all times we suggest that all users follow manufacturers guidelines carefully before beginning work with this product .

Q: Does Trichloroisocyanuric Acid (TCCA) have a shelf life?

A: Yes! Even though TCCa doesn’t necessarily expire quickly upon opening like some other products tend too ,it’s always best practice to store this substance away from heat sources e In cool dry places preferably away from direct sunlight because these factors have been known too cause degradation off tccas active ingredients if exposed over extended periods off time leading too reduced performance levels over time .

Q: How often should I use Trichloroisocyanuric Acid (TCCA)?

A: Depending upon what type of application you’re using tcca For ,the frequency off usage will most likely vary : For example ,If using this product regularly around food preparation areas then regular daily sanitisation would be required ? Whereas if applying tcca too keep swimming pools clean then weekly doses might suffice .This being said ,It’s important too check With manufacturers guidelines regarding recommended dosages per application before continuing .

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