2. Chemical manufacturing process
2.1 Process principle
It involves chlorinating soda ash with chlorine gas. There are two chemical processes for making bleach.
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Standard process
He reacts the chlorine with a 20% soda solution, resulting in bleach with 13% active chlorine (previously known as "50˚ chlorometric"). All the sodium chloride by-product of the reaction remains dissolved in the solution.
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High-title" process
An original process patented by Arkema, it reacts chlorine with a 50% sodium hydroxide solution to produce bleach with 24-26% active chlorine (previously known as "105˚ chlorometric"), in which half the salt is removed by precipitation. Solutions...
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