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I have a question about water softer salt?
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I have a question about water softer salt?
bestshmp on Wed Oct 27, 2010 12:40 am
Sodium hexametaphosphate is used as water softener salt to keep dyes, soap from sedimentation and agglomeration.Do anyone know about how Sodium hexametaphosphate sofe the water?
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Re: I have a question about water softer salt?
jyoti on Thu Oct 28, 2010 11:03 am
Hello ,
The Sodium hexametaphosphate softens the water by reacting itself with the hardness creating salts such as chlorides etc. and make salts which are water soluble . This is general organic chemistry which should be studied .
The Sodium hexametaphosphate softens the water by reacting itself with the hardness creating salts such as chlorides etc. and make salts which are water soluble . This is general organic chemistry which should be studied .
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