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ChemInform Abstract: Epoxidation by Sodium Chlorite with Aldehyde‐Promoted Chlorine Dioxide Formation.

Ashok Jangam, David E. Richardson

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Abstract A novel method is developed using formaldehyde as catalyst for the oxidation of sodium chlorite to chlorine dioxide.

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Abstract A novel method is developed using formaldehyde as catalyst for the oxidation of sodium chlorite to chlorine dioxide.

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Abstract A novel method is developed using formaldehyde as catalyst for the oxidation of sodium chlorite to chlorine dioxide.

Key concepts: Chemistry, Chlorine dioxide, Sodium chlorite, Chlorite, Formaldehyde, Chlorine, Aldehyde, Catalysis

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