Concentration of chlorine dioxide in oxidizing organic compounds
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If chlorine dioxide is needed to achieve rapid oxidation of organic substances, what concentration of the chlorine dioxide solution is required?
There is no exact answer to this kind of question. First, there are too many types of organic compounds, and the degree and rate to which they can be oxidized vary greatly. Secondly, when chlorine dioxide oxidizes organic substances, the kinetics of the oxidation reaction play a role.