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Water treatment refers to the process of converting raw water into suitable water for various applications such as drinking, irrigation, industry, and environmental protection. This process typically involves the use of chemicals to remove unwanted substances from the water, such as contaminants, bacteria, and algae.

There are several common water treatment chemicals used in the industry, including:

- Sulfuric acid or hydrochloric acid - These acids are often used to remove hardness and scale from water sources. They also help to kill bacteria and algae.

- Limestone - Limestone is used to treat water that is high in calcium and magnesium ions. It forms a hard layer on the water source’s surface, which helps to block the entry of contaminants.

- Calcium hypochlorite - This chemical is commonly used to kill bacteria and algae in water sources. It is also effective at removing limescale and other hard deposits.

- Polyvalent ions - Polyvalent ions, such as iron and manganese, can be removed from water using chemicals that contain these ions.

- Ammonia - Ammonia is often used to treat water that is high in nitrogenous compounds, such as urea and ammonia. It helps to reduce the concentration of these compounds in the water source.

There are also many other inorgnic and polymer coagulants and flocculants, disinfectants, surfacants, Odor remover and pH control agents.

Overall, water treatment is an essential process that helps to ensure the safety and quality of our water sources. By using appropriate water treatment chemicals, we can remove unwanted substances from our water and make it suitable for various applications.

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