what is the difference between calogon conditioning and phosphate conditioning

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chmvijay · Answer

in most general terms in phosphate the compound added is Na3PO4  which precipitates Calcium as its phosphate while in calgon its Na2(Na4(PO3)6 sodium hexameta phosphate.....which makes a soluble complex Ca2P6O18 which remains in dissolved form n does not cause any harm to boiler...
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So in phosphate it is a precipitate which is formed n removed while in calgon a dissolved complex is produced which remains in boiler without causing any harm

chmvijay · Answer

calgon conditioning is better than phosphate conditioning because it forms a water soluble complex Na2[Ca2(PO3)6] and does not form even scales.

chmvijay · Answer

WELCOME TO OPEN STUDY :) are you new to it :)

anonymous · Answer

s& tq for reply

chmvijay · Answer

:)

anonymous · Answer

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