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MMS1 or Activated MMS: chlorine dioxide (ClO2)
How to make HCL 4% solution (MMS activation) - Solution MUST be 4%
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About shungit, it's the unique spray in the world with MMS + DMSO + Shungit according to him.
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I made 1000 ml of sodium chlorite and wish to make 1000 ml of HCl. My HCl is 31.45%. How many grams or ml of distilled water and HCl do I combine to get 4% ? Also; What is the stable shelf life of sodium chlorite and HCl when dilluted to proper measures? They will be stored in 4 oz amber bottles with plastic caps. They are for my family.............Thank you..................James
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15 grams of 37% HCL + 107 grams of water
37% HCL weighs 1.9 grams per milliliter
15 grams ÷ 1.9 = 12.6 ml of 37% HCL (round up to 13 ml)
Add 13 ml (15 grams) of 37% HCL to 107 ml (107 grams) of water = 120 ml (4 fl oz) of 4% HCL
Using the online calculator, we find that:
I have always measured 37% (or 31.45%) HCL by volume in the past, but now I think I will weigh it. Thanks, Max!
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Max's recipe to make 4% HCL from 37% HCL is:
15 grams of 37% HCL + 107 grams of water
37% HCL weighs 1.19 grams per milliliter
15 grams ÷ 1.19 = 12.6 ml of 37% HCL (round up to 13 ml)
Add 13 ml (15 grams) of 37% HCL to 107 ml (107 grams) of water = 120 ml (4 fl oz) of 4% HCL
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in a grade that is sold in a hardware store or similar.
I read one thing saying the difference in hydrochloric acid and muriatic acid is the purity of the product and the latter can contain some iron impurities?
We are struggling to find a more pure grade product in Quebec.
Thanks in advance.
Chris
ps here is an example of what we can source.
www.canac.ca/en/muriatic-acid-hydrochloric-4-l-555401
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You can dilute 31.45% down to 4% or whatever you want. Use this online calculator endmemo.com/bio/dilution.php 4th calculator down the page.
If making CDS, then muriatic acid is fine as only the CLO2 gas should be in the CDS water.
If you want some unactivated MMS in CDS (as you will have in MMS1 as it is only 10% activated when made) then you can add drops of MMS to CDS as per Protocol 102
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