One who, or that which, neutralizes; that which destroys, disguises, or renders inert the peculiar properties of a body.
Chemical designed to counteract and make inactive another chemical solution.
Chemical to change the pH of a surface so that residues will not interfere with floor coating adhesion.
A substance used to conteract acids.
a chemical used to deactivate or destroy chlorine or bromine used in better test kits to increase the accuracy of the pool water tests
A chemical sometimes used after stripping a floor with a high alkali wax stripper. It will neutralize the alkali left on the floor by the alkali wax stripper. This type of chemical is not needed when using a "no rinse" type wax stripper.
Chemical used to reduce high levels of chlorine or bromine.
A chemical solution used to make chlorine or bromine harmless. Used in test kits to counteract the bleaching effect of the chlorine or bromine in order to increase the accuracy of pool water tests. Sold as chlorine and bromine neutralizer, it is used to destroy excessive amounts of chlorine or bromine so the high levels will not affect swimmers. The most common ones are sodium thiosulfate, sodium sulfite Leslie's Chlor Neutralizer), sodium metabisulfite, hydrogen peroxide, and vitamin C.
An alkaline chemical added to water to improve its ability to dissolve organic acid flux residues.
1. An alkaline substance such as calcium carbonate (calcite) or magnesium oxide (magnesia) used to neutralize acidic waters or an acidic substance such as acetic acid or dilute hydrochloric acid used to neutralize alkaline waters.
A common designation for alkaline materials such as calcite ( calcium carbonate) or magnesia (magnesium oxide) used in the neutralization of acid waters.
A substance used to counteract acids.
