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Method for detecting free chlorine in spent sulfuric acid

2016-08-31View Original

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The chlor-alkali production process generates large amounts of waste sulfuric acid, which contains free chlorine. I now want to determine the level of free chlorine; I’m not sure if there are any appropriate testing methods for this. Personally, I think the sodium thiosulfate titration method is not suitable.
Reply #22016-08-31
Are there any more efficient ways to utilize waste sulfuric acid in the same industry?
Reply #32016-08-31
It should be feasible to use the indirect iodimetric method under neutral or weakly acidic conditions.

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