In this paper we will address the proliferation of treatments based on higher pH conditions than had been traditional with zinc chromate-based inhibitors. Areas such as scaling, corrosion potential, biological activity, wood deterioration, etc., will be examined and compared under the various pH ranges.

Rather than justify a pH range to suit a particular chemical treatment, this paper will describe what can be expected under different pH conditions.

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Acids, Costs, Water, Materials, Calcium carbonate, Acidity, Polymers, Scale formation, Heat, Equipment, Chlorine, Corrosion protection, Deposit corrosion
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