a chemical for the treatment of cloudy water
a chemical which causes the particles in a colloidal dispersal to clump together and form 'flocs'
Chemicals which, when added to water, cause suspended particles to coagulate into larger mass (flocs) which then settle by gravity.
Essentially the same as a coagulant, this chemical (such as alum) is used to combined suspended alkaline material and/or algae into a heavy gel, which sinks to the bottom for vacumning.
Also called a Flocculating Agent. Virtually the same as a coagulant, it is a chemical substance (such as alum) that is used to clump suspended particles or algae into a heavy mass, which can be caught by the filter or sinks to the bottom of the pool for vacuuming.