Definitions for "Muriatic acid"
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Commonly used as a brick cleaner after masonry work is completed.
Concentrated hydrochloric acid often diluted and used for etching concrete.
A diluted form of hydrochloric acid. Muriatic acid is used to test for the presence of sufficient seal on concrete. Improperly sealed concrete will have a noticeable chemical reaction with even a few drops of acid. A sufficient coating of seal will prevent the acid from interacting with the concrete.
the common name for hydrochloric acid. Used to lower pH, lower total alkalinity, acid washing and stain removal.
Hydrochloric acid in liquid form used to lower total alkalinity of pH.
a former name for hydrochloric acid
A liquid used for lowering pH or total alkalinity.
A solution used to lower pH and or total alkalinity that is very corrosive and caustic.
See liquid acid.
Hydrochloric acid 31.45% used to reduce pH and alkalinity levels. Also used for acid washing to remove stains and scale.
(31.45% hydrochloric acid), also called liquid acid, an acid used to reduce the ph and alkalinity levels in spa water. It is also used in acid washing, a process that removes stains and scale from spa plaster. To go back to the top of this page click here eutralizer: A chemical used to make chlorine or bromine harmless. Used in test kits to counteract the bleaching effect of the chlorine or bromine in order to increase the accuracy of water tests. Sold as chlorine and bromine neutralizer, it is used to destroy excessive amounts of chlorine or bromine, so the high levels will not affect swimmers.
Use to lower pH and/or total alkalinity in pool water.
A liquid chemical used to lower the pH of water.
Another name for hydrochloric acid. Can be used to remove rust that has come through the porcelain.
31.45% hydrochloric acid, chemical formula HCl. An acid used to reduce the pH and alkalinity levels in pool water. It is also used in acid washing, a process that removes stains and scale from pool plaster.
The liquid dilution of Hydrochloric Acid used to lower pH and alkalinity, and to remove mineral stains and scale. Extremely caustic and corrosive.
See Hydrochloric Acid. Outlayer Etching The etching of the filed copper on the exterior of a printed circuit board leaving the circuitry on the board.
A diluted form of hydrochloric acid used to clean and etch masonry and metal. Protective covering should be used when applying this poisonous chemical.
hydrochloric acid, HCl ( acidum salis, marine acid, spirit of salt); muriatic gas is gaseous HCl. [ Black, Gay-Lussac, Prout, Scheele, Thenard, et al.
Dilute hydrochloric acid (30% HCL), commercial grade, commonly used for cleaning mortar and grout stains from masonry surfaces.
A liquid acid that is most commonly used to reduce pH and total alkalinity levels. It tends to be very strong, and is not recommended for use in spas.
Also called liquid acid or hydrochloric acid. A very strong acid used in pools to lower the pH and total alkalinity. It can also be used for cleaning an empty pool (acid washing).
Hydrochloric acid in liquid form used for lowering total alkalinity and pH of water.
(See hydrochloric acid)
A solution of hydrogen chloride (HCl) used to reduce the pH and or total alkalinity of pool water, also used to acid wash concrete, plaster or gunite pools.
Sulfuric acid mixed with water and commonly used to clean brick or other masonry.