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Can flocculants work in organic solvents?

2010-12-13View Original

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Beginners: It seems that the mechanism of action for most flocculants/sedimentants is related to water. Are there any substances that can cause flocculation or sedimentation in an organic phase? …… I would appreciate your guidance. Thank you
Reply #22018-06-04
Indeed, it seems that this isn’t available in this market. Could some expert please let me know if it can be found under the same conditions in organic solvents?
Reply #32019-01-17
I encountered the same situation and don’t know how to deal with it; anyone who has dealt with this before, please give some advice. There are very fine solids in the organic solvent, forming an emulsion; the filter paper passes through directly or the filter pores get blocked: Q

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