Anionic flocculant is an essential agent in modern water treatment processes, primarily used to accelerate the aggregation of fine suspended particles into larger, settleable flocs. As an anionic polyacrylamide, it carries a high molecular weight and long polymer chains that adsorb onto particle surfaces, bridging them together via electrostatic attraction and van der Waals forces. This mechanism is particularly effective in treating inorganic suspensions and sludges from industries like metal finishing, paper mills, and coal washing. The performance of anionic flocculant depends on its ionic charge density and molecular weight, which must be matched to the zeta potential and size distribution of the particles. Excessive charge can cause restabilization, while insufficient charge leads to poor bridging. Therefore, Feymer offers a range of anionic flocculants with precisely controlled specifications, each engineered to address specific water chemistries and process requirements.