There is a most annoying issue, about how to make sodium hypochlorite solution, from home bleaches that show different ways of strength.
Exactly, I have a bleach that literally says that "it contains cca 40 g/l of active chlorine in the moment of filling".
What is the explanation and calculation way, to make 5% NaOCl solution from it?
Strengths of bleaches are expressed in so many ways (%,vol%,grades of chlorine...) that it makes it very difficult to calculate amounts of bleach and solvent, to make a specific concentration.
What is the bleach strength determined by Cl- ion,ClO- ione amount of NaOCl(?) solved or something else?
Is there any source of comparative values so that this confusion be cleared up?
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