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2016-09-26View Original

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What is the cost to produce one ton of chlorine by electrolyzing sodium chloride?
Reply #22016-09-26
What is the cost of producing one ton of chlorine through the electrolysis of sodium chloride?——This method of calculation is not very suitable for the current chlor-alkali industry; chlorine and acids are either free or very cheap, so such calculations hold little practical value and are also cumbersome. The cost of electrolyzing sodium chloride = cost of primary brine + cost of secondary brine (including alternating current, power consumption, labor, materials, etc.), with 53% allocated to caustic soda and 47% allocated to chlorine. Assuming the cost of electrolyzing sodium chloride is 1,500 yuan, the cost of chlorine gas is 1,500 x 0.47 = 705 yuan.

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