mms flakes

how do I make a 50% mms solution with the flakes?

Doe:

A 50% solution of mms would be non-standard.

28% solution is standard for mms.

I use Steve’s chart found here:

www.keavyscorner.com/How-to-make-MMS-s/2089.htm

You will need a gram scale to produce consistently good quality solutions. Mine is good to .01 gram . One with the ability to turn off the "auto off" feature is good while your early in the learning curve. Use no metals for storage or stirring - use plastic or glass

These links should help:

mmsinfo.org/infosheets/What_is_MMS_and_How_to_Make_it.pdf

Im chemist and that table that you make Reference are wrong. Because the density of water is 1 gr / ml in other word to make a 28% solution of sodium chlorite (80% purity) you weight 28 gram put those gram in a volumetric flack and fill to the mark with water.

If you check the table to prepare 1 liter or 1000 ml. You need to weight 340 g. That 60 grams more than 10 times the original 28gram in 100 ml solution in water.

1000mg water - 28% = 720mg water + 280mg 80% SC flakes = 1000mg 28% SC solution

720mg water / 2.57 = 280mg 80% SC flakes

gjplaceres wrote: Im chemist and that table that you make Reference are wrong. Because the density of water is 1 gr / ml in other word to make a 28% solution of sodium chlorite (80% purity) you weight 28 gram put those gram in a volumetric flack and fill to the mark with water.

If you check the table to prepare 1 liter or 1000 ml. You need to weight 340 g. That 60 grams more than 10 times the original 28gram in 100 ml solution in water.

yes
why does the table say 340g per Liter and not 280?
Table suggests a weight of 1220g for 1L

I am not a chemist, so my brain is melting here.....

So Ray , i Was correct. You need 280 gram for one liter of solution.

My three cent sugestion. Before weight the sodium chlorite try to make the flakes a fine powder that Way you créate more surface to be expose to water an enter in solution quicker.

If JB is using 280 grams 80% to make a Liter of MMSU, then I may have been doing it wrong all these years.
I have been following the table and using .375 OZ per fluid ounce which looks like a near 40% solution and not 28
Could someone do the math on the chart and post what 340 grams of MMS and a Volume of 1L. percentage is please.
I'm seeing 34% here...maybe because it is only 80% and not 100 and that may be the difference.
28 +25% to make 100% out of 80%....is 25% of 28 is 7.
7 + 28 = 35 (340)

If you follow that table you are making 34% solution unless they are weighting that amount of water but The volume of water + salt will be over 1300 ml. So is not one liter. Any Way that table is giving wrong information.