Date:   6/20/2008 5:22:21 PM ( 16 y ago)
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URL:   https://www.curezone.org/forums/fm.asp?i=1199124

Hello Jon,

The total available ClO2 from a 28% solution is quite high.

The activation is not totally efficient, so there are some losses. A 28% solution of sodium chlorite should be capable of producing 280000 PPM of ClO2. However, because of the inefficiencies, only about 60% of that is actually produced.

That works out to 168000 PPM ClO2.

We further have to reduce this because the 28% is not totally pure. It is only about 80% pure, so our 168000 is reduced to 134400 PPM.

If we look at 1 drop of the 28% sodium chlorite solution, and fully activate it by using a very low PH acid, it would produce about 8 PPM free ClO2 in 1 liter of water. If we were shooting for a 1 PPM free ClO2 solution, we would need about 8 liters of water.

Tom
 

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