Are there any requirements regarding the sodium thiosulfate content in the brine used in chlor-alkali plants?

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Reply #22010-10-26

There are no direct requirements for thiosulfate, sulfite, or tetrathionate, but there is a requirement for sulfate. The sulfate level is required to be ≤5g/l. Although no specific value is given in the data, these ions have similar chemical properties and can also be converted into sulfate upon oxidation. It is best to control it according to the sulfate range.

Reply #32010-10-26

thank you very much!

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