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What is sulfur?

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sulfur are SO4²− anions naturally present in minerals and water, influencing taste, salinity and the selection of anion exchange resins.

What does sulfur mean in practice?

Sulphates form salts of varying solubility and compete with nitrates during the operation of anionic resins.

When does it matter?

They affect taste, mineralization and desalination design, and with calcium may participate in membrane deposition.

Which solutions are related to it?

They are taken into account in the ion balance, selection of antiscalant and anion exchanger capacity, and are removed mainly by membrane or ion exchange.