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Conversion between pure sodium hypochlorite and 0.1% available chlorine content

2009-03-06View Original

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I’m sorry, may I ask a rather basic question? Sodium hypochlorite is used for acetylene purification; it oxidizes a certain amount of hydrogen sulfide or phosphine. The amount of sodium hypochlorite required, denoted as W, is calculated through chemical equations – and this represents the amount of pure sodium hypochlorite needed. How can this amount be converted into an equivalent amount of sodium hypochlorite with 0.1% effective chlorine content? Please give me some advice, thank you! This post was last edited by yhpsxj on 2009-3-6 21:48]
Reply #22009-03-06
Calculations are still done based on the reaction of sodium hypochlorite, but attention should be paid to the concept of effective chlorine, which has been discussed in the forum.
Reply #32009-03-07
I’m sorry; I hope someone can provide detailed guidance. Thank you

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