Description
Sodium chlorite Details
Chemical Name: Sodium chlorite
CAS No.: 7758-19-2
Molecular Formula: ClNaO2
Molecular Weight: 90.44
Molecular Structure:
Appearance: White powder
Sodium chlorite Typical Properties
Item
Specifications
Sodium Chlorite
??25%
??31.0
??80.0%
Sodium Chlorate
??0.6%
??1.5%
??1.1%
Sodium Chloride
??1.5%
??1.5%
??15.6%
Sodium Hydroxide
??0.4%
??1.0%
??0.6%
Sodium Carbonate
??0.3%
??1.0%
??0.8%
Sodium Sulfate
??0.1%
??1.0%
??0.8%
Sodium Nitrate
??0.1%
??0.1%
??0.1%
Arsenic(As)
??0.0003%
??0.0003%
??0.0003%
Mercury (Hg)
??0.0001%
??0.00001%
??0.00001%
Lead (Pb)
??0.0001%
??0.0001%
??0.0001%
Sodium chlorite Usage
(1)For drinking water purification, no residual chlorine odor, treatment of sewage with sterilization, removal of phenol, deodorization.
(2)High efficiency bleaching agent and oxidizing agent. Mainly used for pulp, paper and all kinds of fibers, such as cotton, linen, reed. Viscose fiber such as bleaching, bleaching, flour, sugar or starch, oil and wax etc..
(3)It is used for the hairing of leather, surface treatment of certain metals, purification of drinking water and sewage treatment, etc. Can be used as discharge agent indanthrene dyeing.
Sodium chlorite Packaging and Shipping
Packing: 80%: 50kg/drum
25%,31%: 1050kg/IBC Drum or 200kg/drum, 25kg/drum.
Sodium chlorite Storage
Stored in a cool dry place out of direct sunlight.
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