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How to improve the quality of sodium hypochlorite with low effective chlorine content

2015-06-15View Original

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The alkali solution has a concentration of 5%, with an effective chlorine content of only 3%. Can adding more chlorine increase the effective chlorine content?
Reply #22015-06-15
Continuing to pass chlorine gas can further increase the effective chlorine content. Generally, for sodium hypochlorite, the alkali solution concentration needs to be above 14%, the resulting effective chlorine level is around 10%, and the alkali content is less than 1.5%, or 25 g/l. If the container used for these hyposodium substances can hold enough volume, add about 1/7 of that volume of concentrated alkali, and then absorption will take place ; If it is no longer possible to increase the concentration of alkali, the alkali content can also be reduced to below 25 g/l.

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