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MMS: sodium chlorite (NaClO2) 28%
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Diluting sodium chlorite, first time 14 Mar 2012 01:14 #14278

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Hi, first of all, glad to meet you all :)
I'm Juan, from Argentina, so, sorry for me English.
Tomorrow I'll buy a Kg of Sodium clorite, it's at 80% of purity, was looking for ways to dilute it at 28% and came to this formula:
Weight needed in gr. of clorite at 80%=Final volume of clorite*target percent(28)/100
so, to make 100ml of clorite at 28% it seems that I need (100*28)/100=28gr. of clorite at 80%.
Can you please confirm this before I try :)
And if you have some advice on howto make it I'm more than glad to hear.
Next step is to make the cds.
Thanks a lot.
Juan

Edit: the source of the formula is this page:
www.racehorseherbal.com/Infections/NaClO2/naclo2.html

but after that I read in other page a diferent result:
Sodium Chlorite Distilled Water (by weight) (by volume)
42.7 grams 109.8 grams 152.5 grams 125 ml

at: keavyscorner.com/index.php?main_page=page&id=8&chapter=10

So I'm more confussed now :(

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Re: Diluting sodium chlorite, first time 14 Mar 2012 02:25 #14280

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jpsala

Go with Steve's advice (he's a moderator on the forum here) and runs keavys corner

keavyscorner.com/index.php?main_page=pag...;id=8&chapter=10

The logic is that you want 28% of the total solution not 28% of water you're mixing into.
Martin

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Re: Diluting sodium chlorite, first time 14 Mar 2012 02:32 #14281

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thanks for your answer, I don't have a scale and come across this from Jim Humble, is this ok too?:

To Prepare One Small Four Ounce Bottle of 28% MMS Solution (Recommended):

Step 1: In a small glass (non-metallic) bowl or bottle place 4 level tablespoons of sodium chlorite powder.

Step 2: Add 3 ounces of distilled warm water (max temperature - 150 degrees Farenheit).

Step 3: Stir with a non-metalic spoon and cover for darkness. Let the solution sit for 3 hours. Expect some some settlings to fall to the bottom.

Step 4: Pour slowly into a dark 4 or 6 ounce bottle for storage and future use. Leave settlings in the bowl - discard them.

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Re: Diluting sodium chlorite, first time 14 Mar 2012 02:38 #14282

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Hello Juan. Welcome! 28 gm sodium chlorite : 72 gm water =100gm TOTAL

72/28 = 2.57 1 part sodium chlorite : 2.57 parts water

42.7 ; (42.7 * 2.57) 109.8 = 152.5 TOTAL

All of these mixes give you 28% = MMS1
Always by weight.
Your English is fine!
Always feel free to ask questions. Someone will always answer!

Yes, use Jim's method too! Use kitchen measuring spoons.

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Re: Diluting sodium chlorite, first time 14 Mar 2012 02:40 #14283

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Very kind of you my friend :)

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Re: Diluting sodium chlorite, first time 14 Mar 2012 02:44 #14284

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Can you confirm if my post about Humble's way is ok to? because I have no scale :(
Looking at your formula using parts i see that it can work too without an scale, it seems, does it?

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Re: Diluting sodium chlorite, first time 14 Mar 2012 02:53 #14286

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Hello Juan.
Yes, use Jim's method too! Use kitchen measuring spoons.

Parts only by weight.

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Paul, I don't get what "Parts only by weight. " means, sorry, can you explain, what do you mean by using kitchen spoons? I'm a little insecure because it's my first time and want to do it well.
Remember that I don't have a scale :)

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Re: Diluting sodium chlorite, first time 14 Mar 2012 03:17 #14288

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Hi Juan. The ratio of 1: 2.57 is only for measures by weight. If you don't have a scale, what units do you use for measuring volume? Litres? mL?

Do you have a measuring spoon marked 15 mL on the handle?

15 mL of dry 80% sodium chlorite weighs 16.11gm

16.11 x 2.57 = 41.4 gm or ml of water

15 mL of dry 80% sodium chlorite + 42 ml water = 28% mms

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