(Newbee)
10-29-02 19:55
No 374134
this preparation is a seemingly endless circle of chlorine dioxide and sodium chlorite - one but not before the other fuck
anyone got a lead on starting with something other than ClO2 and obtaining NaClO2.
is there some way of doing something like this
NaCl ==> NaClO3 ==> NaClO2
the correct answer is yes its like this dumbass.
your turn
(Hive Bee)
10-29-02 22:39
No 374234
Perhaps decomposition of the sodium chlorate using partial heat...
NaClO3 -->NaCl02 +NaClO
Sink or SWIM
(Newbee)
11-01-02 22:50
No 375479
would the NaClO be a hypochlorite or what?
(Old P2P Cook)
11-01-02 22:56
No 375481
would the NaClO be a hypochlorite or what?
Yes, this is the formula for sodium hypochlorite. It is unstable so you won't find it in pure form.
Baseline Does Not Exist.
(Hive Bee)
11-03-02 23:33
No 376136
thanks -----not wanting to do too much conversation with myself.
but this came up as a industrial methodology to the problem
NaClO3 ==> ClO2 ==> NaClO2
still having to deal with the chlorine dioxide (poinsonous gas) but seems likely to be a closed in situ type system.