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Anhydrous Magnesium Perchlorate Gravimetric Determination of Chlorine Content in Water

Qing Ming Chang

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With the chlor-alkali enterprises chlorine drying process improvements,equipment and related downstream products of chlorine water demands increase,most chlor-alkali plant chlorine water content can reach 400 mg / L or less,some plants can reach 50 mg / L or less.Anhydrous magnesium perchlorate is not absorbent desiccant and chlorine reaction,the gas through magnesium perchlorate remaining humidity as low as 0.0002mg / L,after absorbing a magnesium perchlorate trihydrate,can be used for chlorine Determination of trace water.

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With the chlor-alkali enterprises chlorine drying process improvements,equipment and related downstream products of chlorine water demands increase,most chlor-alkali plant chlorine water content can reach 400 mg / L or less,some plants can reach 50 mg / L or less.Anhydrous magnesium perchlorate is not absorbent desiccant and chlorine reaction,the gas through magnesium perchlorate remaining humidity as low as 0.0002mg / L,after absorbing a magnesium perchlorate trihydrate,can be used for chlorine Determination of trace water.

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With the chlor-alkali enterprises chlorine drying process improvements,equipment and related downstream products of chlorine water demands increase,most chlor-alkali plant chlorine water content can reach 400 mg / L or less,some plants can reach 50 mg / L or less.Anhydrous magnesium perchlorate is not absorbent desiccant and chlorine reaction,the gas through magnesium perchlorate remaining humidity as low as 0.0002mg / L,after absorbing a magnesium perchlorate trihydrate,can be used for chlorine Determination of trace water.

Key concepts: Chlorine, Anhydrous, Perchlorate, Magnesium, Chemistry, Gravimetric analysis, Desiccant, Inorganic chemistry

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