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Liquid Chlorine Calculation

04/08/2010 4:50 AM

kindly describe how much quantity of liquid chlorine will be added in 20 litres of water

if presence of chlorine is 20% in liquid chlorine solution
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Re: calculation

04/08/2010 6:37 AM

That wholly depends upon the concentration you wish to have in the mixture, which you did not state in your post.

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04/08/2010 6:51 AM

kindly ask your instructor what the ending concentration will be.
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Re: calculation

04/08/2010 7:03 AM

By mass or by volume?

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Re: calculation

04/08/2010 7:45 AM

It depends on what you are trying to accomplish.

In most cases, no chlorine is added to the water. Perhaps you are trying to disinfect. We just do not know the project requirements.
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04/08/2010 8:30 AM

I would also like to know why someone would want that concentration. You're not doing laundry, are you.

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