LIQUID CHLORINE GAS

HYDROCHLORIC ACID

LIQUID CHLORINE HS Code : 2801 | CAS NO. : 7782-50-5 General description: Chemical Formula: Cl2 Chlorine is the most important and abundant mineral on earth, it is produced from ordinary salt and liquid chlorine is produced by the electrolysis process which is formed after the liquefaction of the chlorine gas. It is the second lightest halogen, it is only two and half times heavier than air. Liquid chlorine(cl2) is a highly reactive element and a strong oxidizing agent, which is utilized in a wide range of manufacturing processes. At atmospheric pressure chlorine appears as a greenish-yellow gas, and it can damage skin and its gas form irritates the mucous membrane. Chlorine has high electron affinity & high electronegativity. Application & Usage: Liquid Chlorine(cl2) is used to disinfect swimming pools and kill bacteria from drinking water. To get rid of the bad smell of putrefaction, Sewerage and waste treatment manufacturer of insecticides & pesticides, by chlorination of ethylene Disinfection and water treatment. In the paper manufacturing industry, it is used for producing paper products. In the medical industry, it is used to produce an antiseptic & medicine for control arthritis pain, lower cholesterol & relieve allergy symptoms. It is used to produce plastics and dyes. In the household, chlorine bleach is used to disinfect and whiten clothes, bathroom surfaces & kitchen. In farming, Liquid Chlorine protects crops from pests. Also, in the kitchen, it keeps safe kitchen counters and other food-contact surfaces disinfected. Chlorine purifies the silicon in grains of sand, which helps transform them into solar panel chips. Blades of wind turbines are made of chlorine-based epoxy resins. Chlorine used to manufacture plastic foam insulation which improves the energy efficiency of household products which lower the heating and cooling costs and GHG emissions. Liquid Chlorine is also used to manufacture bullet-proof jackets for soldiers, parachutes, night vision gog ...

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