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What is produced when chlorine dioxide reacts with sodium sulfite?

2016-04-12View Original

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Can chlorine dioxide exhaust gases be absorbed using sodium hydroxide and sodium sulfite? What substances are formed as a result of these reactions? There is also hydrogen chloride in the exhaust gases. Thank you
Reply #22016-04-13
Chlorine dioxide should undergo a disproportionation reaction in an alkaline solution; the products seem to be NaClO2 and NaClO3. As for sodium sulfite, the components would be chloride ions and sulfate ions

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