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A good way to produce chlorine dioxide. And a bad way to produce chlorine dioxide. Truth or lie? 30 Apr 2015 21:27 #49640

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Salute to all residents of the forum!

I ask knowledgeable people to comment on the information that I will present below.
Maybe Jim will want to say on this subject?

There www.dutrion.com/about-chlorine-dioxide/ written:

"The pungent smell of chlorine can therefore not be detected in the water when using chlorine dioxide."

And in this article (it is in Russian, so use a web translator) dutrion.com.ua/article/ASC.htm says that there are different ways of producing chlorine dioxide.
One way is to output 99% chlorine dioxide and the other 10-15% + side effect of emission of harmful substances.
I understand that all users are aware MMS close the way that the article described as "bad."

Are we really to sniff and drink chloro ???


I think that if there is written is true, then we should use more clean technology to produce chlorine dioxide.

But I also understand that it might be a trick of the supplier in order to dissociate itself from the competition and put your product in the best light, thus worsen the attitude of consumers to other suppliers.

But what if they do not have a chlorine smell ???

Here is a link to another official product www.aquaprove.com/why-aquaprove/





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A good way to produce chlorine dioxide. And a bad way to produce chlorine dioxide. Truth or lie? 01 May 2015 20:15 #49643

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It seems that there is a discussion of purity chlorine dioxide (link below).
Although it is difficult for me to read and capture the nuances of the fact that I do not speak English.
www.linkedin.com/groups/Really-CLO2-is-very-nice-1789841.S.45918268

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www.pureline.com/clo2-generation/mobileclean/
ximaxes.com/

Also, a link to discussed products
www.diamondoxide.com/products.php

go2intl.com/production.html
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"Liquid" chlorine dioxide is simply production from acidified sodium chlorite. In this process the chemistry management is imprecise and myriad harmful by-products are created from free chlorine radicals inevitably present in the process. This is yesterday's technology, with myriad problematic side-effects"
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A good way to produce chlorine dioxide. And a bad way to produce chlorine dioxide. Truth or lie? 02 May 2015 06:10 #49646

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ORDER
June 20, 1995
# 178
PERMIT FOR MEDICAL APPLICATIONS


Appendix to Order
                                         Ministry of Health
                                         and medical industry
                                                 Russian Federation
                                           June 20, 1995 N 178

inter alia
Paragraph 10
A solution of sodium hypochlorite 0.06% for injection
detoxifying and antibacterial agent

read here
www.lawrussia.ru/texts/legal_673/doc673a147x494.хтм


addition:
wwtec.ru/index.php?id=410#3.5

sodium hypochlorite solution, prepared from isotonic sodium chloride solution
www.medek01.ru/index.php?catid=9&id=62:
01----&Itemid=9&option=com_content&view=article

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A good way to produce chlorine dioxide. And a bad way to produce chlorine dioxide. Truth or lie? 02 May 2015 12:25 #49653

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sorry
Here is the correct link to the order № 178
www.lawrussia.ru/texts/legal_673/doc673a147x494.htm

Here is the correct link to the guidelines
www.medek01.ru/index.php?catid=9&id=62:01----&Itemid=9&option=com_content&view=article

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