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Re: Diluting sodium chlorite, first time 16 Mar 2012 04:34 #14431

jpsala Topic Author Offline Junior Member Posts: 28 Thank you received: 7	So, after reading all I come to: Final Vol / 2.927 = Chlorite needed Chlorite needed 2.572(thank Paul)=Water needed so, I want 500Ml -> 500/2.927=170.823 -> 170.8gr of Chlorite water = 170.82.572=439.3 so -> 500ml wanted = 170.8gr of Chlorite + 439.3gr of water
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Re: Diluting sodium chlorite, first time 16 Mar 2012 05:04 #14432

paul Offline Platinum Member Posts: 618 Thank you received: 670	Hi, jpsala. Note that it was 90% NaClo2 instead of 80%. 28% x.8 = 22.4% pure naclo2 25% x .9 = 22.4% pure naclo2
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Re: Diluting sodium chlorite, first time 16 Mar 2012 10:54 #14444

jpsala Topic Author Offline Junior Member Posts: 28 Thank you received: 7	hi Paul' yes, that is the proportion I tried to use, I think the formulas are fine, can you confirm. I have 80 % chlorite
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Re: Diluting sodium chlorite, first time 16 Mar 2012 14:20 #14448

jpsala Topic Author Offline Junior Member Posts: 28 Thank you received: 7	Steve, what I wanted was to know those proportions given a final volume, so, if I want and 80ml bottle I need 27,33 gr of chlorite (at 80%), it seems to give the some results of your table but for 80% concentration, in fact, in there is that I came to the ratios. Thank's a lot for them. Am I wrong? if yes, can you teach me how to get the proportions given a Final Volume?
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Re: Diluting sodium chlorite, first time 16 Mar 2012 15:02 #14450

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Hi Steve, given the table I found here, and (I think, confirmed at the forum):
finded at keavyscorner.com/index.php?main_page=page&id=8&chapter=10:
Sodium Chlorite Distilled Water (by weight) (by volume)
42.7 grams 109.8 grams 152.5 grams 125 ml
85.4 grams 219.6 grams 305 grams 250 ml
170.8 grams 439.2 grams 610 grams 500 ml
341.6 grams 878.4 grams 1220 grams 1 liter

Applying the ratios I'm using:
>>Final Vol / 2.927 = Chlorite needed
>>Chlorite needed *2.572(thank Paul)=Water needed
I get all the right data, for example:
for 250 ml final volume you do:
250/2.927=85.411gr of chlorite
85.411*2.572=219,677gr of water
the same numbers as the table:
final weight:85.411+ 219,677=305
and final volume:250ml

I think its right, please confirm (if you have the time

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Re: Diluting sodium chlorite, first time 16 Mar 2012 19:05 #14461

jpsala Topic Author Offline Junior Member Posts: 28 Thank you received: 7	thank Steve, see you The following user(s) said Thank You: paul
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