INORGANICCHEMICALSINDUSTRY ›› 2011, Vol. 43 ›› Issue (11): 22-.

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Effect of sodium silicate and sodium carbonate on stability of sodium hypochlorite solution

 SU  Xiu-Xia, JIANG  Ji-Lei, LI  Zhong-Jin, HUI  Yuan-Yuan   

  1. Key Laboratory of Auxiliary Chemistry & Technology for Light Chemical Industry,Ministry of Education,School of Chemistry and Chemical Engineering,Shaanxi University of Science & Technology,Xi′an 710021,China
  • Published:2011-11-09

Abstract: Sodium silicate,sodium,carbonate and their mixture with different concentrations were selected to be stabilizers for sodium hypochlorite solution with active chlorine content of 0.5% (mass fraction,same below).Their influences on the stability of sodium hypochlorite solution were studied.By analyzing the active chlorine contents of sodium hypochlorite solution,the results showed that:while maintaining standing and constant temperature at 54 ℃ after 14 d,the maximum active chlorine concentrations of sodium hypochlorite solution with sodium silicate,sodium carbonate,and the mixture as stabilizers were 88.16%,86.81%,and 92.85%,respectively,of the initial concentration;however,under the same conditions,the maximum active chlorine concentration of the sodium hypochlorite solution without any stabilizer was only about 76.58% of the initial concentration.Results showed that the mixture of sodium silicate and sodium carbonate could be a good stabilizing agent for sodium hypochlorite solution.

Key words:  , sodium silicate, sodium carbonate, sodium hypochlorite solution, stability

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