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coagulant an agent that produces coagulation
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coagulant causing clotting of blood
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coagulant A chemical which causes dispersed colloidal particles to become destabilised, thereby aiding in their removal during municipal water treatment. aluminium and iron salts are commonly used for this purpose.
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coagulant A material, such as alum, which will form a gelatinous precipitate in water, and cause the agglomeration of finely divided particles into larger particles which can then be removed by settling and/or filtration.
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coagulant A chemical compound used in water clarifiers. It causes fine particles to stick together to be more easily removed by the filter.
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