Liquid Chlorine

Liquid Chlorine is a clear amber-colored liquid about 1.5 times heavier than water and about 2.5 times as heavier than air. Liquid chlorine is extremely hazardous substance and causes irritation to the mucous and respiratory tract if inhaled. It has CAS number 7782-50-5

Usage in These Industries: Agricultural industry, carpet washing, Cooling towers, Formulate disinfectants, Metal Chlorides manufacturing, Mineral water and sewage treatment., Odour control, Paper and pulp, Pharmaceuticals, polyvinyl chloride, Textile finishing process

Liquid Chlorine

Chlorine is the single material on which production of other chemicals mostly depends. It is used in 60% of all Commercial Chemistry, 85% of all Pharmaceutical Chemistry and 95% of all yield enhancing or agrochemical chemistry.

Every time you drink a glass of water, read your newspaper, put on your raincoat, clean your teeth or drive your car, you are using Chlorine in some form. Without Chlorine, Modern life and most of its conveniences would be impossible.

Applications

Products manufactured with chlorine as a raw material include Water Treatment Chemicals, Plastic, Detergents, Pharmaceuticals, Disinfectants and Agricultural Chemicals. Chlorine is also used directly in water to make it safe for drinking by chlorination. Chlorine is obtained by passing an electric current through a solution of brine to produce Caustic Soda, Chlorine and Hydrogen.

Material Handling

Need to wash thoroughly after handling. Avoid breathing the vapors. Vacate poorly ventilated areas as soon as possible. Do not return until the strong odors have dissipated. Open the cylinders with care and do not intake internally.

Liquid Chlorine

Liquid Chlorine

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