Date:   9/19/2010 2:43:55 AM ( 14 y ago)
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Hi Silver fox
I thought I would elaborate a little further on your answer.

The actual lab instruction to perform the process is a little more elaborate than how you have presented it. I would guess you were trying to simplify, but in reality the process is a little more complicated than bubbling some air thru a solution.

The process is termed the "Grandstrom and Lee" method.
The "air" as you call it is actually high-purity nitrogen gas bubbled thru three gas-washing bottles connected in series. the first bottle contains sodium chlorite and potassium persulfate. The second bottle contains triple-distilled water for the collection of the chlorine dioxide and is to be kept on ice.

The complete lab can be reviewed.

"Disinfecting Capabilities of Oxychlorine (chlorous acid) Compounds"
C.I NOSS and V.P. OlIVIERI 1985
College of Public Health,University of South Florida
 

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