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Impurities in hydrogen gas in ion-exchange membrane caustic soda

2017-09-26View Original

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What is the maximum chlorine content in hydrogen gas produced by ion-exchange membrane caustic soda manufacturers?
Reply #22017-09-29
It’s hard to answer such a question. Under normal conditions, the chlorine content in the hydrogen produced in the ion-exchange membrane caustic soda production process is very low. But the original poster asked how high the maximum concentration could be; it should be close to 100% chlorine, which occurs when the voltage applied during electrolysis is reversed.
Reply #32017-09-30
Thank you. Actually, I was wondering what the maximum chlorine content can be in ppm under normal conditions

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