Specification
| Physical state: | Solid |
| Odor: | Chlorine |
| Taste: | Forbidden |
| Color: | White |
| pH (1% soln/water): | 2.0-2.7 (1% soln) |
| Specific Gravity: | 2.07 g/cm3 at 25°C or 850 kg/m3 |
Application:
A) Bleaching of wood pulp, cotton, hemp, silk, cloth, fiber etc.
B) Widely used in disinfection of drinking water, hotel, hospital, swimming pool, pond and bath room
C) Used in the anti-shrinkage treatment of wool, bleaching of textiles, and used as chlorating agent of rubbers.
Package:
25,50kgs plastic drums;
50kgs cardboard drums;
10/20/50kgs European plastic drum:
1000kg Supersack:
Carton Box
we can provide special package like palletized, shrink wrapped, strapped and so on if you need.
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