FAQs

Aguachlon

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How does SDIC impact the water pH level?


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SDIC is generally neutral but can cause slight fluctuations in pH depending on water chemistry. Regular testing is recommended to monitor pH levels.
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Are there any compatibility issues with other chemicals when using SDIC?


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Yes, avoid mixing SDIC with strong acids, organic materials, or other chlorine-based products, as this can lead to hazardous reactions.
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What should I do if SDIC is inhaled or ingested?


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If inhaled, move to fresh air immediately. If ingested, do not induce vomiting and seek medical attention. Always consult safety data sheets for emergency procedures.
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How can I ensure the effectiveness of SDIC over time?


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Store SDIC in a cool, dry place, away from sunlight and moisture. Use it within the recommended shelf life and follow proper handling practices to maintain its effectiveness.
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What is TCCA, and how is it different from chlorine?


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TCCA is a stable, solid chlorine compound used for disinfection. Unlike liquid chlorine, TCCA offers a longer shelf life and is less corrosive, making it easier to handle.
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What applications is TCCA suitable for?


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TCCA is commonly used for disinfecting swimming pools, treating drinking water, and controlling algae and bacteria in industrial water systems.
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How should I store TCCA to ensure its effectiveness?


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Store TCCA in a cool, dry place away from sunlight and moisture. Keep the container tightly closed and away from incompatible materials, such as organic substances.
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Is TCCA safe for use in swimming pools?


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Yes, TCCA is safe for swimming pools when used according to recommended dosages. It effectively sanitizes the water and helps control algae growth.