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MMS: sodium chlorite (NaClO2) 28%
MMS1 or Activated MMS: chlorine dioxide (ClO2)

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Re: Diluting sodium chlorite, first time 14 Mar 2012 03:32 #14290

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Ok, you are right, it seems imposible to calculate 2.57 spoons :-) .
I'll go for Humble's method this first time and get a scale for the next, thanks a lot for your help. I'll come back with the results
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Re: Diluting sodium chlorite, first time 14 Mar 2012 04:23 #14292

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HI,
Paul and to 25% sodium chlorite without scale?

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Re: Diluting sodium chlorite, first time 14 Mar 2012 04:27 #14293

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Hello Juan,
Here's another way that I've found easier, To prepare one 4 oz. bottle of 28% MMS1

1~ In a small glass bowl, put 4 level tablespoons of sodium chlorite powder.

2~ Add 3 oz. of distilled hot water.

3~ Stir with a non metalic spoon until completely dissolved. Let it sit in this glass bowl to cool for 1 hour, and then pour off the liquid into your 4 oz. bottle. Dispose of residue, if any.
~You really shouldn't have any residue left, if it was thoroughly mixed with hot, [not boiling], distilled water.
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Re: Diluting sodium chlorite, first time 14 Mar 2012 05:37 #14297

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Hi alfernandes. 15ml of dry 80% sodium chlorite + 48ml water = 25% Official mms is 28% of dry 80% sodium chlorite.
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Re: Diluting sodium chlorite, first time 14 Mar 2012 06:13 #14300

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Thank you Paul
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Re: Diluting sodium chlorite, first time 14 Mar 2012 11:11 #14306

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Hi hobo, the tablespoons are flat?

Edit:
you sayd:

1~ In a small glass bowl, put 4 level tablespoons of sodium chlorite powder.

Sorry, didn't pay attention :)

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Re: Diluting sodium chlorite, first time 15 Mar 2012 22:48 #14409

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Otra forma de verlo es así:

Cómo obtenemos la concentración del 22.4% que dice JIM?

utilizamos regla de tres y realizamos el siguiente ejemplo:

Si 28 grs de clorito de sodio es el 100% de producto, y su concentración es del 80% cuantos gramos de solo clorito contiene el producto adquirido?

28 --> 100% de producto total
x --> 80% concentración clorito de compra

x=22.4

Por esa razón es que al hacer la mezcla, se utiliza el 28% del clorito comprado con concentración del 80% para obtener 22.4% real.

Cosa diferente si utilizamos un clorito con un 90% de concentración. Basta aplicar la misma fórmula.
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Re: Diluting sodium chlorite, first time 15 Mar 2012 23:00 #14410

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Hola luzvida


22.4/.9 = 24.888 = 25 grs de 90% clorito de sodio seca + 75 grs de aqua = 100 grs de MMS1

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Re: Diluting sodium chlorite, first time 16 Mar 2012 02:08 #14428

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Paul, your numbers gives you 25% chlorite solution? Aren't wee looking for a 28% solution? maybe I didn't understand the formula

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