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Serves as a secondary disinfectant, providing longer-lasting water treatment as water moves through pipes.

Used as an alternative to chlorine gas for water disinfection.

Utilized for the strong oxidative properties to disinfect water and remove taste and odor.

Used as a coagulant to remove suspended particles from water by forming larger aggregations that settle out.

Used as a primary disinfectant to kill or inactivate pathogens.

Acts as a coagulant to remove suspended solids by aggregating them into settleable particles.

Added to water to form a protective film on pipes, reducing corrosion and lead or copper leaching.

Employed to lower the pH of water which can be necessary for certain treatment processes.

Used as a chlorine dioxide and ozone scavenger to remove excess disinfectants.

A flocculant used to remove impurities and to adjust the pH in wastewater treatment.

Function as flocculants to assist in the sedimentation of suspended particles by binding them together.

Used to adjust the pH and alkalinity of water, aiding in coagulation and reducing pipe corrosion.

Used to control algae growth in water reservoirs and treatment ponds.

Used as a disinfectant in the form of tablets or granules, effective against a wide range of pathogens.

Employed to lower the pH of water for various treatment processes.

Utilized as an oxidizing agent to control taste and odor, also removing iron and manganese.

Used to adsorb organic compounds and remove taste, odor, and potential toxins.

Used to increase the pH for coagulation enhancement and corrosion control.

A physical process used to remove dissolved gases (like radon) and volatile organic compounds (VOCs) from water.