Oxygen content in liquid chlorine
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Experts, what should be the optimal oxygen content in liquid chlorine used in methane chloride production plants?
Under normal circumstances, the oxygen content in liquid chlorine should be kept below 10 ppm. This is because too high an oxygen content increases the reaction rate between methane and liquid chlorine, raising the risk of the formation of hazardous substances. Furthermore, prolonged exposure to a liquid chlorine environment with high oxygen levels can also pose a risk to the health of workers. Therefore, when using liquid chlorine in methane chloride production plants, it is necessary to strictly control the oxygen content in the liquid chlorine to ensure the safety and stability of operations. .
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Expert, isn’t 10 ppm a bit too low? Can the product obtained from caustic soda achieve such a low level?
The standard GB 5138-2006 for \"Liquid Chlorine for Industrial Use\" does not specify an oxygen content requirement; the liquid chlorine produced in caustic soda plants generally has an oxygen content of 200–300 ppm Vol.