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The color of activated sodium chlorite 26 Mar 2022 11:23 #74512

jamesadrian Topic Author Offline New Member Posts: 2 Thank you received: 0	I saw a video the showed the color after one minute of sodium chlorine being mixed with a couple drops of dilute HCL. Maybe it is the lighting, but I see it as green instead of orange. It is the first time I bought a chlorine dioxide kit. I bought it from KV Lab. Also, everybody says it tastes terrible, but it isn't very bad at all. Should I try another vendor? James Adrian
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The color of activated sodium chlorite 26 Mar 2022 23:39 #74524

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Just to be clear, we're talking about Sodium Chlorite (not Chlorine or Chloride).
To most people it shouldn't be neither green or orange, but rather a yellowish-brown. Having said that, some people see amber as orange and others as yellow.

Just make sure that you're mixing Sodium Chlorite at 25% and Hydrogen Chloride at 4%.

In low doses it's generally tasteless but again, everybody has different sensibilities and some might notice it more than others.

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The color of activated sodium chlorite 26 Mar 2022 23:55 #74526

jamesadrian Topic Author Offline New Member Posts: 2 Thank you received: 0	Thank you for this clear and reassuring explanation. James Adrian
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The color of activated sodium chlorite 27 Mar 2022 16:36 #74544

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Batal wrote:
Just to be clear, we're talking about Sodium Chlorite (not Chlorine or Chloride).
To most people it shouldn't be neither green or orange, but rather a yellowish-brown. Having said that, some people see amber as orange and others as yellow.

Just make sure that you're mixing Sodium Chlorite at 25% and Hydrogen Chloride at 4%.

In low doses it's generally tasteless but again, everybody has different sensibilities and some might notice it more than others.

Don't you mean Hydrochloric Acid at 4%.

Try mixing a 5 drop dose as it is hard to tell sometimes with a small 1 drop dose.

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MMS (Master Mineral Solution) is Sodium Chlorite 28% (22.4% Sodium Chlorite, 5.6% Inert Salts and the remainder water) plus an acidic activator (usually 50% Citric Acid or 4% Hydrochloric Acid) when combined produces Chlorine Dioxide.

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