Once, a substance similar to free chlorine appeared in the saline and electrolysis system (the exact nature has not yet been determined)
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Once, a substance similar to free chlorine appeared in the saltwater and electrolysis system (the exact nature of this substance has not yet been determined); it couldn’t be removed. What should be done?
First, how did you or your colleague determine that the substance present was free chlorine? Free chlorine may already be present in saltwater at times (due to the characteristics of the manufacturing process). Since you have determined the presence of something similar to free chlorine, it must have been a qualitative assessment; so, is such an assessment reasonable or reliable? To remove free chlorine from saline, it can be done by simply adding sodium sulfite, or through other methods; since it cannot be removed, why then is it determined or suspected to be free chlorine?