Potassium acetate salt deicing agent

Potassium acetate is an organic substance with the chemical formula CH3COOK, a white powder used as a desiccant, for making clear glass and in the pharmaceutical industry. It can also be used as a buffer, diuretic, fabric and paper softener, catalyst, etc.

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Description

Description

Product name: potassium acetic acid

MF:C2H3KO2

CAS number: 127-08-2

Appearance: white powder

Package: 25kg/bag

Certificate of Authenticity

INDEX	SPECIFICATION	RESULTS
Analysis (dry substrate)	More or equal99.0 percent	99.58 percent
Chloride percent Less than or equal to	0.2	<0.2
alkalinity	Past	Past
Insoluble substances in percent	Less than or equal to 0.1	0.02
Heavy metals (like Pb) in percent Less than or equal to	0.005	<0.005

Application

Potassium acetate is commonly used as a deicing agent for roads, airports and other surfaces. It is effective in melting ice and preventing it from refreezing due to its ability to absorb moisture and lower the freezing point of water. It is also less aggressive than other deicing agents, making it a popular choice for use near metal structures and vehicles.

It is usually applied as a liquid spray or granular substance to the ice surface. It works by generating heat as it dissolves, causing the ice to melt and form a brine solution. This saline solution further lowers the freezing point of surrounding ice and snow, preventing it from refreezing. Potassium acetate is also effective in preventing ice formation, making it a useful tool for combating dangerous winter weather conditions.

In addition to its anti-icing properties, it is also used in other fields such as food preservatives, pharmaceuticals and as a buffering agent in various industrial processes. Its versatility and efficiency make it a valuable resource in many different industries.

Overall, potassium acetate is an excellent choice for deicing agent due to its effectiveness, low corrosivity, and versatility. Its widespread use demonstrates its usefulness and effectiveness in the ongoing battle against hazardous winter weather conditions.

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