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What is the best pH for ClO2 and how to stabilize? 05 May 2025 19:46 #86432

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Hi, What is the best pH for ClO2? Is there any step-by-step process and chemicals to ensure stabilization? Thanks.

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What is the best pH for ClO2 and how to stabilize? 15 May 2025 18:33 #86501

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Hi, What is the best pH for ClO2? Is there any step-by-step process and chemicals to ensure stabilization? Thanks. 

The pH of MMS1 is quite low, about pH 4. CDS averages about 4.5 in my testing. For ingestion there is no need to raise the pH because it will become much lower when it is in stomach acid. Probably the only time it needs to be pH 7 or slightly higher is when it is injected. Usually a tiny amount of sodium chlorite solution is added. 


 

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What is the best pH for ClO2 and how to stabilize? 16 May 2025 03:02 #86513

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Hi, What is the best pH for ClO2? Is there any step-by-step process and chemicals to ensure stabilization? Thanks. 

The pH of MMS1 is quite low, about pH 4. CDS averages about 4.5 in my testing. For ingestion there is no need to raise the pH because it will become much lower when it is in stomach acid. Probably the only time it needs to be pH 7 or slightly higher is when it is injected. Usually a tiny amount of sodium chlorite solution is added. 


Thanks to your useful  input as always. You are a gem angel.  Yet is there any literature to elevate the pH value of CDS? Does it need any buffering or stabilizers? If yes, what are they and how much of which? Cheers,



 

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What is the best pH for ClO2 and how to stabilize? 17 May 2025 02:34 #86532

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Hi, What is the best pH for ClO2? Is there any step-by-step process and chemicals to ensure stabilization? Thanks. 

The pH of MMS1 is quite low, about pH 4. CDS averages about 4.5 in my testing. For ingestion there is no need to raise the pH because it will become much lower when it is in stomach acid. Probably the only time it needs to be pH 7 or slightly higher is when it is injected. Usually a tiny amount of sodium chlorite solution is added. 


Thanks to your useful  input as always. You are a gem angel.  Yet is there any literature to elevate the pH value of CDS? Does it need any buffering or stabilizers? If yes, what are they and how much of which? Cheers. It would be interesting for you to ask Andreas Kalcker this question. Let us know his response. You can email him at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
 

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