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What is the chlorine content in dilute sulfuric acid in the chlorine drying tower?

2018-07-20View Original

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May I ask what the chlorine content is in the dilute sulfuric acid in the drying tower of the chlorine treatment unit? Taking 50,000 tons of caustic soda as an example, what is the form and state of chlorine in the dilute sulfuric acid – is it chlorine gas, chloride ions, or something else? Thank you
Reply #22018-07-21
Why isn’t there anyone knowledgeable to reply? Please
Reply #32018-07-24
The free chlorine content in dilute sulfuric acid is approximately 0.1~0.2%.
Reply #42019-01-18
What is the main purpose of asking this? Chlorine dissolves in dilute sulfuric acid.
Reply #52019-01-19
There is a large amount of free chlorine present, as well as chloride and chlorate ions.

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