SODIUM HYPOCHLORITE SOLUTION

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SODIUM HYPOCHLORITE SOLUTION Specification

Storage
Store in a cool dry and well-ventilated location; avoid direct sunlight and incompatible substances (e.g. acids organic materials)

Molecular Formula
NaClO

CAS No
7681-52-9

HS Code
28289090

Usage
Used in swimming pool cleaning fabric bleaching water disinfection and as a sanitizer in various industries

Structural Formula
Na-O-Cl

Poisonous
YES

Grade
Industrial Food or Technical Grade depending on usage

Ingredients
Sodium hypochlorite (active ingredient) water possibly minor stabilizers

Taste
Characteristic salty and slightly chlorine-like

Shelf Life
Typically 3-6 months (decomposes over time especially when exposed to heat or light)

Refractive Rate
Not readily available for solution

Ph Level
Typically between 11 and 13

Properties
Oxidizer reacts with acids to release chlorine gas decomposes over time releasing oxygen gas

Application
Disinfectant bleaching agent water purification cleaning agent

Solubility
Highly soluble in water

Shape
N/A (liquid product)

Appearance
Clear pale greenish or yellowish liquid

Purity
Varies; typically 5-15% available chlorine for commercial products

EINECS No
231-668-3

Smell
Strong chlorine-like odor

Melting Point
Decomposes before melting (~-17°C for the solution)

Molecular Weight
74.44 g/mol

Physical Form
Liquid

Density
1.2 Gram per cubic centimeter(g/cm3)

About SODIUM HYPOCHLORITE SOLUTION

Sodium Hypochlorite Solution is a clear liquid with a strong chlorine-like odor, primarily used as a disinfectant, bleaching agent, and water purifier. With a purity ranging from 5-15% available chlorine, this solution is commonly employed in swimming pool maintenance, fabric bleaching, and water disinfection across various industries. Its characteristic salty taste and high solubility in water make it effective for sanitation purposes. This industrial-grade product, stored in cool dry conditions, exhibits oxidizing properties and reacts with acids to release chlorine gas. With a typical shelf life of 3-6 months, it is crucial to avoid exposure to heat and light due to its decomposing nature over time.