Quick Details
Classification: Chloride
Type: chlorine
CAS No.: 7782-50-5
Other Names: bertholite
MF: CI2
Grade Standard: Industrial Grade
Purity: 99.5%,99.6%,99.8%
Appearance: yellow-green liquid
Application: disinfection & sterilisation procedures
Model Number: chlorine tablets 99.5,99.6,99.8
color: yellow
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water purification and sterilization, also in the metallurgical industry.
chlorine gas
chlorine gas
Liquid Chlorine for use in disinfection and sterilisation procedures. Also used in the generation of hypobromous acid.
chlorine liquid gas Specification:
Product Name : Liquid Chlorine
Chemical Name : Cl2
Purity : 99.80 %
Characteristics:
1.Chlone Content% :99.80 min
2. Moisture%: 00.01 max
chlorine liquid gas Use:
Liquid Chlorine for use in disinfection and sterilisation procedures. Also used in the generation of hypobromous acid. Contains biodispersant.
chlorine liquid gas Packing:
cylinder 800L
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Name
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liquid chlorine |
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Molecular formula
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Cl2
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Alias name
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Cl2 | |
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Application
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Used for bleaching in textile and paper industries; for production of titanium, magnesium, etc, in the metallurgical industry; for production of chlorine pesticides, detergents, plastics, rubber, drugs and so on. Also used for water purification and sterilization.
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Character
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Yellow-green transparent liquid. Freezing point: -100.98°C. Boiling point: -34.6°C. Gasified at atmospheric pressure. Asphyxiating chlorine smell. Strong irritation and corrosion. Not spontaneous but supporting combustion; combustion and explosion occur when it is mixed with other flammable gases in the sunlight. Tending to react with most of the elements or compounds. Highly toxic. A strong oxidant.
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Production methods
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High pressure process: Chlorine pressure 1.4 ~ 1.6MPa (gauge pressure), liquefaction temperature 30°C ~ 50°C. Moderate pressure process: Chlorine pressure 0.2 ~ 0.4MPa (gauge pressure). Low pressure process: Chlorine pressure 0.15MPa or so (gauge pressure), liquefaction temperature -30°C or so.
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