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May I ask the experts in the chlor-alkali industry whether hydrogen peroxide can be used to remove free chlorine from chlorinated brine?

2016-08-28View Original

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Dear experts: At the current stage, in the traditional caustic soda electrolysis process, sodium sulfite solution is generally used to remove free chlorine from chlorinated brine. Can hydrogen peroxide be used as a substitute? Thank you!
Reply #22017-03-17
The oxidizing power of hydrogen peroxide is stronger than that of chlorine, right?
Reply #32017-03-17
Hydrogen peroxide can react with chlorine in water

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