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High-grade disinfectant chemicals, with 99% purity, are vital for diverse applications. Stored ideally at room temperature, these liquids provide effective antimicrobial action. Used in healthcare, food processing, and sanitation, they target pathogens with compounds like chlorine and hydrogen peroxide, ensuring public health and safety through surface disinfection, water treatment, and sterilization processes.
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Sodium Chlorite Powder (CAS No. 28289030) has an alkaline pH and density of 2.2 g/cm, stored at room temperature. As an industrial-grade chemical in powder form, it contains sodium chloride and sodium chlorate, crucial for producing chlorine dioxide in water treatment and pulp bleaching, renowned for disinfection in various industries.
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Sodium Chlorite Liquid, at 80% purity and room temperature storage, is an industrial-grade chemical containing sodium chlorite (NaClO). Vital for producing chlorine dioxide, it disinfects water, aids pulp processing, and bleaches textiles. Its oxidation capability is crucial for hygiene and product quality across industries, requiring careful handling due to its reactive properties.
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Chlorine Dioxide (ClO2), a solid oxidizing agent with 98% purity, is stored dry to maintain effectiveness. Typically in tablet or powder form, it has a pH around 5 and is utilized in water treatment, pulp bleaching, and sterilization. Effective disinfection and by-product reduction make it vital in industries like healthcare and food processing for safety.
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