Ercros Sodium hypochlorite
Ercros Sodium hypochlorite is a yellow-greenish liquid, transparent, slightly alkaline, highly oxidizing and with a slight smell of chlorine.It is unstable and loses active chlorine over time and with temperature.
Product families
Applications
- Chemical Manufacturing
- Textile Manufacturing
- Pulping & Processing
- Water Treatment
Product Families
- Inorganics
Other characteristics
- Synonyms
- Hypochlorite Sodium, Sodium Oxychloride
- Markets
- Industrial
- Common Name
- Bleach
- Technology
- Base Chemicals & Intermediates
- Did You Know?
Sodium hypochlorite is the bleach that is present in most homes for cleaning and disinfection.. Due to its biocidal and disinfectant action, it is the most economical and effective solution in time to guarantee disinfection throughout the water chain: collection, treatment plant, tank, pipe and tap.
- Purpose
Water purification, wastewater treatment and swimming pool water.; Domestic disinfection.; Bleaching of textile fibers and paper pulp.; Other applications: manufacture of products for agriculture, graphic arts, pharmacy and metallurgy.; Industrial and professional cleaning.
- ChemicalFormula
- NaClO
- How It's Made
- Sabinanigo Vila-seca I (Tarragona Complex)
- Applicable Processes
- Agrochemicals Manufacturing
- Chemicals Production
- Metal Processing
- Paper Manufacturing
- Pharmaceutical Manufacturing
- Textiles Manufacturing
- Water Purification
- Base Chemicals End Uses
- Marine Applications
- Base Chemicals Functions
- Biocide
- Bleaching Agent
- Disinfectant
- Intermediate
- Marketing and Distribution
- 25 t fiberglass reinforced polyester tankers.
- Description And Properties
Yellow-greenish liquid, transparent, slightly alkaline, highly oxidizing and with a slight smell of chlorine.; It is unstable and loses active chlorine over time and with temperature.; It is obtained by reacting chlorine with an aqueous solution of sodium hydroxide.; Its richness is expressed in active chlorine by volume.; Bleaching and disinfectant properties and high biocidal action.
