Where does the chlorine generated by acid-washing Kai membranes come from?
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Chlorine is generated during the pickling of Kai film; I used to think it was produced by the reaction between salt acid and chlorates. I would like to ask those with more experience: how is chlorine formed?
Chlorine is produced in this way: 6HCl + NaClO3 = NaCl + 3Cl2↑ + 3H2O
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Hehe, if the chloride content in saltwater is high, chlorine gas fills the factory area during the cleaning of Kay membranes; its color is visible, and it’s quite harmful to health
It is said that a single dose of saline is non-toxic and harmless, but there are indeed times when it causes problems
So now when we wash the KAI membrane, we make sure it doesn’t go over the ceiling grid, otherwise we’ll get complaints
The key is to control the chloride content level, so as not to treat only the symptoms without addressing the root cause. What exactly is the chloride content of yours? It makes it seem like it’s really high.
Yes, there are over a dozen of them. It wasn’t this high before; I don’t know why it’s so high now. The decomposition effect isn’t good either. Is there any other method?
Is no acid added to the electrolytic cell? If acid is added, what amount should be used, or what is the acidity level of the acid to be used?
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Salt, acid, saltwater, common-ion effect