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How can chlorine dioxide in exhaust gases be absorbed more effectively?

2010-06-08View Original

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The new product is set to go into pilot production in the workshop. Since chlorine dioxide gas is generated during the manufacturing process, how can it be absorbed more effectively? I hope that experienced users or those with some knowledge can offer some advice and share their experiences. I tried it as well, but using only water doesn’t seem to yield very noticeable results
Reply #22011-05-15
Absorb with alkaline water; wastewater containing hydrochloric oxide can also be used
Reply #32011-05-19
We use 10% sodium hydroxide and 5% hydrogen peroxide for absorption; this is the method employed by our company.

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