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Storage sodium chlorite & Hcl 19 Jun 2023 23:10 #79052

This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. Topic Author Offline New Member Posts: 17 Thank you received: 2	Hi, I have been storing sodium chlorite & Hcl since I received it last year in the mail, in a dark, cool & dry place. I've kept it in it's original plastic container. But, would it have been better if I transferred it into a glass bottle for storage?. I don't think it has BPA so that's good. But Im just worried about plastic particles getting into the solutions. What do you all think? Thank you!
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Storage sodium chlorite & Hcl 20 Jun 2023 18:52 #79062

Fran365 Offline Junior Member Posts: 20 Thank you received: 1	You didn’t mention your volumes but I also store the same items, the Hcl is in its shipping container and the 4% Hcl is in 1 quart vinegar glass quarts. The sodium chlorite is in the resealable bag it came in. The 24% solution is also in 1 quart vinegar glass bottle. Fran
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Storage sodium chlorite & Hcl 22 Jun 2023 10:10 #79095

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Glass is always best to store any of the chemicals we use.

Sodium Chlorite Solution (SCS) begins to lose potency at about 18 months when stored at room temperature.
HCL seems to last about 3 years.

Sodium chlorite flakes / powder can last 20 years or longer, if stored properly.
For an acid that has a long storage life, consider buying organic citric acid crystals as they can last at least 12 years, I have found.

I know that using citric acid when making MMS1 is not the best for some people, so consider making CDS and adding sodium chlorite solution drops to CDS to increase the CLO2 dosage following Protocol-102.

You can make 3000ppm CDS using one of the Quick CDS methods in about 3 hours time.

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Storage sodium chlorite & Hcl 22 Jun 2023 12:20 #79111

Fran365 Offline Junior Member Posts: 20 Thank you received: 1	Top notch info, thanks. Fran
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