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Shot Glass Method 12 May 2013 16:56 #33109

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My GLASS CDS production with 4 ml MMS and 180 ml distilled water, PRODUCTION TIME 6 HOURS in this case.
There don't seems to be leaks, cause bag don't smell CLO2

My result is as expected a bit more than 1000PPM (for X15)
and less than 1250 PPM

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Shot Glass Method 13 May 2013 08:41 #33123

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"How much mg of CLO2 is expected inside 1ml of MMS ? Is 100 mg of CLO2 by each ml of MMS the answer?"

Bormes, yes I think 100mg/ml is possible with only 1 ml of MMS as the efficiency is higher the lower the amount of MMS used. Using the formula you can calculate that when you know the CDS volume & ppm.

Thanks for your update and photos. Always interesting to see what other MMS kitchen chemists are doing! :)

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