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Calcium Hypochlorite (Sodium Process)

Calcium Hypochlorite (Sodium Process)

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Sodium Hypochlorite

Quality Standard:GB 19106-2003(2004)

Item
Type
Aa
Bb
I
II
I
II
III
Specification
Available Chlorine (as Cl) ≥
10.0
5.0
13.0
10.0
5.0
Free Alkali (as NaOH)
0.1—1.0
0.1—1.0
Fe ≤
0.005
0.005
Heavy metal (as Pb) ≤
0.001
As ≤
0.0001
Aa Type is used for sterilization and water treatment, etc.
Bb Type is used in general industry.

[Use]:Widely used in paper, fabric bleach, water purification and synthesis of organic chloride agent, pharmaceuticals, pesticides, dyes and so on.
[Packing]:Plastic barrel or user-owned tanker

Q: CuMnFeNior ZnAlso metal calcium reacts with molecular hydrogen to form a compound. Which statement concerning this compound is not true?It's formula is CaH2it is ionicsolid at room tempwhen added to water, reacts to produce h2 gaswhen added to water, forms acidic solutionMy guess was going to be that it is not ionic, but i'm not 100% positive.Can anyone help me with these chemistry questions? Or atleast point me to some webpage that might help. Please and thank you.
Only Zn compounds form colorless or white salts. The second question would be the last answer, which is false. It forms an alkaline solution when added to water.
Q: bonded to an acid molecule called- such as potassium citrate?Thanks
all metals like potassium,sodium,iron,magnecium etc are minerals
Q: By balancing the benefits of dietary supplementation with inorganic salts, what are the advantages and disadvantages of taking health care agents?
Diet supplementation of inorganic salt or the nutritional needs of the human body is the normal diet of human absorption, rather than through deliberate conditioning to mobilize the body's ability to absorb (including deliberately balanced diet), that is, add inorganic salt only conventional diet Yes, no other adjustment supplement is its benefit, that is, healthy people do not need to like non-healthy state as a way to seek additional, this is his advantage.
Q: Which solvents have some solubility in inorganic salts
A wide variety of dyes, dissolved complex. The original dyes are organic, but some salt, some metal complexes, some of the larger molecules of the fused ring compounds, some polymer heterocyclic compounds, in some common organic solvents in the solubility is better than disperse dyes Raw dyes and oil-soluble dyes (this is actually the raw material of solvent pigments, strictly speaking, not dyes). There are basically additives in the finished dyes, such as direct dyes, acid dyes, reactive dyes, cationic dyes and other water-soluble dyes will be added inorganic salts, disperse dyes, reducing dyes will be added sulfonate sodium dispersant. In addition, the dye and other chemical products, their purity requirements are generally very low, will allow the presence of certain insoluble impurities. So the organic solvent can not be completely dissolved dye products really is very common or even a normal phenomenon.
Q: Does the plant absorb some of the inorganic salt?
Plants absorb moisture through the infiltration of root cells to absorb moisture, the process is essentially a free diffusion of water, neither the carrier nor the need for energy;
Q: citrate, What is the rationale for using a medium with this type of composition for the performance of the citrate utilization test?Thank you!
as it has no other sources of nutrition, only citrate metabolizers will be able to grow and thrive on this medium. If your organism grows, you know it is a citrate metabolizer which helps to identify the bacteria.
Q: Think about the physical and chemical properties of salt and sugar. What properties do these substances have in common? Describe which properties you could use to distinguish between them. What properties and units would you use to describe their physical and chemical characteristics? List as many as you can.
Salt: inorganic, ionic bond, soluble in water (ionizes); forms a crystal lattice structure as a solid. Sugar: organic compound, mostly covalent bonds, also soluble in water but does not ionize, can be burned, tastes good (just kidding).
Q: What is the relationship of electronegativity and the solubility of a inorganic salts?Does the solubility increase when electronegativity decreases or vice-versa? or neither...
The higher the electronegativity, the stronger the acid would be... Therefore it would be more soluble. take NaCl (common table salt) as an example. The difference between Na's electronegativity and Cl's electronegativity is very high so NaCl is a very soluble salt. The only exception is HF - it is a weak acid - it dissociates very weakly because O-H bonds cannot break H-F bonds which are very strong.
Q: is table salt organic or inorganic, why?
if its found in nature its organic if its made by man its synthetic. table salt is found in the ocean so i guess it would be organic.
Q: What are the nutritional requirements for bacterial growth?
The nutritional conditions required for bacterial growth generally include water, carbon, nitrogen, inorganic and growth factors

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