Calcium Hypochlorite (Sodium Method) 70% Granules for Water Treatment
Product Description
Calcium hypochlorite (sodium method) production: 15000 tons/year
Registered trademark: Juxian
CAS NO: 7778-54-3
Chemical Molecular Formula: Ca(ClO)₂
Specification:
| Executive standard | GB/T10666-2008 |
| Color | White or slightly gray |
| Condition | Granules (14-50 mesh, 10-30 mesh), 1-500g tablets (7g oval tablets, 20g, 100g, 200g) |
| Available chlorine content | 65%, 70% |
Application
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For bleaching wooden paddles. Silk. Cloth. Fiber
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Disinfection and sterilization
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Chemical agents, disinfectants of radioactive substances
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Animal husbandry
packing
Regular packing: 40kg/45kg/50kg plastic drum
Customer-specified packaging:
notes
★ How to use:
1. 100kg 65% bleaching essence added to 1 ton of water, can be formulated into an effective chlorine content of 6.5% bleach solution
2.1 tons of water add 1.7g of bleaching powder to prepare disinfectant water containing an efficiency of <> part per million.
★ Advantages:
1. High effective chlorine content
2. Stability is particularly good, at room temperature, it can be stored for a long time, and the effective content loss is less
3. High solubility, easily soluble in water to form a high concentration of bleach, less insoluble matter
★ Storage Method:
Store in a dry, cool, ventilated place, away from sun exposure, away from fire and heat. Never come into contact with organic substances, acids and reducing agents.
FAQ
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1. Q: What is "sodium-process" calcium hypochlorite? How does it differ from the traditional "calcium-process"?
A: It is a more advanced and safer production process. While the traditional calcium-process uses lime milk to react with chlorine gas, the sodium-process uses sodium hydroxide (caustic soda) and calcium chloride. Its greatest advantages are fewer impurities in the product, greater stability, a stable 70% available chlorine content, and reduced moisture absorption and decomposition, making it safer to store and transport. -
2. Q: What does a 70% available chlorine content mean?
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3. Q: What are the advantages of this granular formulation?
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4. Q: How should I dissolve and dose this product?