Function and use of Acrylamide

   (PAM) polyacrylamide is a homopolymer of acrylamide or a polymer that copolymerizes with other monomers. (PAM) polyacrylamide is one of the most widely used varieties of water-soluble polymers. (PAM) polyacrylamide is widely used in oil exploitation, paper making, water treatment, textile, medicine, agriculture and other industries. According to statistics, 37% of the total production of polyacrylamide in the world (PAM) is used for wastewater treatment, 27% for the petroleum industry, and 18% for the paper industry.

    Acrylamide (CAS number 79-06-1, chemical formula C3H5NO) is a versatile organic compound used in various industries. It is a white, odorless crystalline solid that dissolves easily in water. Acrylamide is primarily known for its role in the production of polyacrylamide, a widely used polymer with applications in wastewater treatment, papermaking, and enhanced oil recovery. Additionally, acrylamide finds use in the manufacturing of dyes, adhesives, and plastics. This compound possesses excellent water solubility, high reactivity, and can undergo polymerization, making it an essential component in many industrial processes.

   Polyacrylamids (cpolyacrylamids), referred to as PAM, is a linear polymer, is one of the most widely used water-soluble polymer compounds, polyacrylamides and other organisms can be used as effective flocculants, thickeners, paper reinforcers, and liquid resistance reduction agents, widely used in water treatment, paper making, oil, water, water, water and water. Coal, mining, geology, textile, construction and other working departments.