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Sodium Hypochlorite Disinfectant from China Suppliers and Factory - Effective for Medical Care and Public Health
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Sodium Hypochlorite Disinfectant from China Suppliers and Factory - Effective for Medical Care and Public Health

Sodium hypochlorite, often referred to as bleach or liquid chlorine, is a powerful and cost-effective disinfectant widely used across various industries. This inorganic chlorine-containing compound is renowned for its broad-spectrum effectiveness against a multitude of pathogens, including bacteria, viruses, and fungi. Its strong oxidizing properties make it an essential choice for sanitation and disinfection needs. As one of the most popular disinfectants globally, our sodium hypochlorite is produced in China and supplied by reliable manufacturers. Partner with trusted suppliers and factories to ensure you receive high-quality sodium hypochlorite solutions for your disinfecting requirements

    Product Description

    CAS NO
    7681-52-9
    Molecular formula
    NaClO
    Executive standard
    HG/T2498-1993
    Appearance & Nature
    Light yellow transparent liquid, with a faint pungent chlorine odor, soluble in water in any proportion, is a strong oxidant.
    Specification Table:
    Project Typical specifications
    Appearance Slightly yellow or light yellow transparent liquid
    Available chlorine content 10% - 12% (other concentrations available upon request)
    PH value Strong alkalinity (usually > 12 to ensure storage stability)
    Package IBC barrels, 25L/30L plastic barrels, tank trucks

    Regular packing

    30kg plastic drum 1200kg IBC tank 5kg shoe drum 10kg shovel drum
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    Application Areas

    Application Areas Specific uses and values
    Water treatment Drinking water disinfection: Disinfection at the end of municipal water supply to ensure drinking water safety.
    Wastewater treatment: The treated effluent is disinfected and discharged in compliance with discharge standards to prevent the spread of pathogens.
    Industrial circulating water: Algal and microbial slimes in control systems.
    Medical care and public health Medical device disinfection: Used for immersion disinfection of non-metallic instruments.
    Environmental surface disinfection: After dilution, it can be used for disinfection of floors, walls, etc. in hospitals, schools, and public places.
    Food and beverage industry CIP (cleaning in place) of food processing equipment and pipelines: It is a standard cleaning and disinfectant.
    Fruit and vegetable washing: Used to remove some microorganisms on the surface of agricultural products.
    Textile and paper industry As bleach, used for bleaching pulp and fabrics such as cotton and linen.
    Home & Commercial Cleaning As Bleach and disinfectant. The core ingredient of bleaching agents, used for clothing bleaching and kitchen and bathroom disinfection.

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    Advantages

    • Unparalleled disinfection efficiency
    • Powerful bleaching and decontamination capabilities
    • Degrades residual chemicals and controls odors
    • Relatively easy to dose

    Storage & Handling Method

    Storage: Store in a cool, ventilated, and light-proof area in a plastic container or one lined with corrosion-resistant material. Keep away from heat sources and acids.
    Protection: Operators must wear acid- and alkali-resistant gloves, goggles, and protective clothing.
    Leakage Treatment: Flush with plenty of water and drain the rinse water into the wastewater system. Small leaks can be absorbed with sand or other inert materials.

    Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

    Q1: How do I properly dilute sodium hypochlorite solution?
    Always follow the "water first, then solution" principle: first, fill the container with the required amount of cold water, then slowly add the calculated amount of sodium hypochlorite solution. Never reverse the order to avoid splashing. Use a plastic container.
    Q2: How do we ensure its stability during transportation and storage?
    We utilize multiple technologies to ensure product quality:
    Optimizing the production process: Strictly controlling impurity levels.
    Adjusting alkalinity: Maintaining a high alkaline environment in the solution slows decomposition.
    Professional packaging: Use light-proof, corrosion-resistant containers and avoid prolonged exposure to high temperatures. We recommend that customers store away from light, at low temperatures, and follow the "first in, first out" principle.
    Q3: What is the safety of sodium hypochlorite? What are the key precautions?
    Safety is based on proper handling. Important considerations:
    Corrosiveness: It is corrosive to skin, eyes, and metals. Protective equipment is required when handling.
    Mixing is strictly prohibited: Absolutely do not mix with acids (such as toilet cleaners), ammonia, or other cleaning agents. Doing so will produce highly toxic chlorine gas or explosive ammonium chloride.
    Ventilation: Use in a well-ventilated area.
    Q4: What factors affect the disinfection effectiveness of sodium hypochlorite?
    Primarily affected by the concentration and contact time: The higher the concentration, the longer the contact time, and the better the effect.
    Q5: What is the recommended storage temperature for sodium hypochlorite?
    It should be stored in a cool place, ideally below 20°C (68°F). Higher temperatures accelerate the decomposition of active chlorine, reducing its shelf life and effectiveness.
    Q6: Can sodium hypochlorite be used to treat wastewater with high organic content?
    Yes, but organic matter consumes active chlorine. Therefore, a higher dosage or pre-treatment may be required to ensure effective disinfection and pathogen control.