Seeking advice on a small chlorine generator for the laboratory
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When I was doing the preliminary tests, a reaction with chlorine gas was required. I would like to ask the experts here: is there any convenient and efficient chlorine generation device? Methods of oxidizing hydrochloric acid using manganese dioxide or potassium chlorate seem to be difficult to control. I’ve heard of a chlorine generator that uses the principle of electrolyzing sodium chloride, but unfortunately I’ve never seen one. Dear experts, please recommend some options for me. Thank you so much!
I think it would be best if you specified the air flow velocity, the amount. That way, everyone can also help you come up with ideas.
2# Versatile user: Uh, I missed it – L flow rate? Around 100g per hour or so. Usually, dozens of grams of chlorine are required for a reaction; I expect the process to be completed within 1–2 hours. It would be best if the flow rate could be adjusted, hehe.