CDS Made In An All-Glass, Gas-Tight Container In 3 Hours
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01 Sep 2025 11:00 - 01 Sep 2025 12:46 #87361
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CDS Made In An All-Glass, Gas-Tight Container In 3 Hours
Test #2 for this 250ml flask. Same recipe as before. Measurements will be taken later.
Polishing the bottle neck-to-stopper joint and applying water to the joint as it was being closed, has stopped all CLO2 gas leakage from the flask. Nothing smelled.
And, as a reminder, this bottle is all glass including the "cap" (stopper). The glass-to-glass joint does not use any plastic seal, only water-wet glass.
+3 hours. It is now in the fridge where it will cool down and activate a little more. Will take measurements later today.
This method is called "Quick CDS-Dry" and there is also a "QCDS-Wet" method.
SCF = Sodium Chlorite Flakes
CAC = Citric Acid Crystals
Citric acid does not gas into CDS, but 4% HCL does. That raises the TDS (total dissolved solids) creating a "dirty" CDS.
SCF can be stored for at least 20 years, and CAC at least 12 years.
Sodium chlorite solution begins to lose potency at about 18 months, and 4% HCL will last about 3 years.
Test #2 for this 250ml flask. Same recipe as before. Measurements will be taken later.
Polishing the bottle neck-to-stopper joint and applying water to the joint as it was being closed, has stopped all CLO2 gas leakage from the flask. Nothing smelled.
And, as a reminder, this bottle is all glass including the "cap" (stopper). The glass-to-glass joint does not use any plastic seal, only water-wet glass.
+3 hours. It is now in the fridge where it will cool down and activate a little more. Will take measurements later today.
This method is called "Quick CDS-Dry" and there is also a "QCDS-Wet" method.
SCF = Sodium Chlorite Flakes
CAC = Citric Acid Crystals
Citric acid does not gas into CDS, but 4% HCL does. That raises the TDS (total dissolved solids) creating a "dirty" CDS.
SCF can be stored for at least 20 years, and CAC at least 12 years.
Sodium chlorite solution begins to lose potency at about 18 months, and 4% HCL will last about 3 years.
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