| UNSPSC Code | 41104210 |
|---|---|
| NACRES | JA.14 |
| eCl@ss | 33050190 |
| Quality Level | 300 |
| feature | removes organics and others from RO membranes |
| packaging | pkg of 12 packs |
| storage condition | dry at room temperature (Tightly closed) |
| compatibility | for use with Elix® Advantage |
| shipped in | ambient |
Answer:Organic deposits and related fouling from reverse osmosis membrane surfaces.
Answer:12 cleaning pouches per package.
Answer:No. ROCare B is a base cleaning treatment; ROProtect C is used for membrane sanitization.
Merck ROCare B is an alkaline cleaning treatment for reverse osmosis membranes in compatible laboratory water purification systems. The product is supplied as a pack of 12 cleaning pouches and is used to remove organic deposits that accumulate on RO membrane surfaces during operation. Organic fouling can reduce permeate flow and affect membrane rejection performance, so targeted cleaning can help restore the condition of a serviceable membrane before replacement becomes necessary. The cleaner produces an alkaline solution with a nominal pH of approximately 10. Apply it through the system's designated cleaning procedure rather than adding it directly to dispensed laboratory water. Cleaning frequency depends on membrane condition and the system's maintenance prompts. Use appropriate protective equipment and keep unused pouches dry and tightly closed. This product treats organic fouling; it is distinct from chlorine-based RO membrane sanitizing tablets and from replacement RO cartridges. Cleaning does not reverse mechanical membrane damage.
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