bosch80
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Calcium Hypochlorite
Is the electrolysis of calcium chloride wil have Calciumhypochlorite ? The endproduct ive had has a meltingpoint of exact 100 degrees, witch
calciumhypochlorite also have !
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blogfast25
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Quote: Originally posted by bosch80  | | Is the electrolysis of calcium chloride wil have Calciumhypochlorite ? The endproduct ive had has a meltingpoint of exact 100 degrees, witch
calciumhypochlorite also have ! |
Determine the hypochlorite content, e.g. by iodometry.
Or determine Ca content, e.g. by precipitating as CaCO3 and gravimetry.
Even better: do both.
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If the electrolysis is done in cold water, you should get some nice Calcium Hypochlorite. Theres other ways to make it too apparently...
[Edited on 10-2-2015 by Hawkguy]
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