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Anonymous Poster	Bleach Production 08/30/2010 3:28 PM
	Given the quantity of heat evolved during the dilution of sodium hydroxide in water and the corrosive nature of the caustic itself, I was wondering if using the same tank to make a 50% caustic solution and to bubble chlorine into that solution is a wise idea. Is separate tanks recommended, or given the right provisions can it be done?
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