CATALYSED HYDRAZINE HYDRATE
Description
In water treatment process, catalysed hydrazine hydrate removes the excess quantity of oxygen in water, as oxygen in water causes corrosion. It decomposes at 200°C or more, forming Ammonia (NH3), that works as a pH adjuster.
Catalysed Hydrazine Hydrates and its cognates participate as reducing agents, in most chemical reactions by formation of the very stable N≡N, which accordingly release two molecules of H2.
Catalysed Hydrazine Hydrates, manufactured by Acuro Organics Limited participates in major applications such as:
• Corrosion Inhibitors
• Intermediate of synthesis
• Oxygen Scavenger
• Reducing Agent
APPLICATIONS
• In water treatment for effluents and industrial boilers
• Agrochemicals
• Pharmaceuticals
• Metal extraction and mining
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