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Can *ao acid be used to adjust the pH of wastewater?

2015-06-24View Original

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This post was last edited by panjun1221 on 2015-6-24 21:54. We have been using sulfuric acid until it ran out, and it’s not possible to obtain it urgently. To avoid any impact on subsequent processing stages due to bacteria, is it possible to use *ao acid as a substitute? Could this lead to increased levels of pollutants in the wastewater, such as ammonia nitrogen? Thank you!
Reply #22015-06-24
No, the total nitrogen level will increase. *It is very difficult to reduce AO acid back to ammonia nitrogen.
Reply #32015-06-25
*AO acid has strong oxidizing properties

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