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A circulating water sample was taken and alkali was added to form flocs, causing the upper layer of water to become clearer.

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What’s going on here? ? ?
Reply #22016-09-10
Ugh, you don’t even say what kind of circulating water it is, what color the water was originally, and what color the flocs are – how am I supposed to answer that?
Reply #32016-09-12
Hydroxide precipitate was formed.
Reply #42016-09-13
Too much caustic soda was added, resulting in a precipitate
Reply #52016-09-21
A precipitate has formed, or the pH was adjusted to cause flocculation
Reply #62016-09-22
Converted bicarbonate to carbonate, resulting in precipitation

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