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What reagent can be added to remove yellow color from hydrochloric acid?

2017-12-11View Original

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Dear teachers, once hydrochloric acid turns yellow, what reagent can be added to turn this yellow color into colorless?
Reply #22017-12-11
Yellow is trivalent iron ions, ion exchange resin
Reply #32017-12-12
It’s not easy to remove, and it’s not that expensive to begin with; adding more cost for removal wouldn’t allow it to be sold at a higher price
Reply #42017-12-13
It’s not worth spending money on dealing with it; you can get large quantities of colorless hydrochloric acid for free at our company.

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