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ferric chloride

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ferric chloride
n.
A salt, FeCl3, used medicinally as an astringent and a hematinic and industrially as a coagulent.


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A fourth method, a coagulation/filtration process, uses a ferric chloride liquid and an oxidizing agent such as sodium hypochlorite to create insoluble ferric hydroxide.
Metal attraction: an ironclad solution to arsenic contamination? by Frazer, Lance / Environmental Health Perspectives
The ferric chloride, used to break down solid wastes, was contained in the treatment lagoon and did not leak into the adjacent Simi Arroyo, said Doug Beach, hazardous materials manager for the county Environmental Health Division.
BRIEFLY THAI DENIES TRYING TO PEDDLE HEROIN by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
By the time sludge water gets to the City of Los Angeles' Hyperion treatment plant, it is oozing sulphur - worse, ferric chloride is added, making for an acidic brew, according to Carl Rogers, city maintenance manager at the plant.
Iron-strong plastics by Cole, Benjamin Mark / Los Angeles Business Journal
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