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AWWA JAW39260 Journal AWWA - Minimizing Chlorate Ion Formation

Journal Article by American Water Works Association, 06/01/1995

Gordon, Gilbert;Adam, Luke;Bubnis, Bernard

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The treatment of drinking water with either NaOCl or Ca(OCl)2 is a source of chlorate ion (ClO3-) in finished water. In basic solution, liquid bleach (NaOCl) decomposition is a second-order process. The decomposition of OCl- involves chlorite ion (ClO2-) as a low concentration intermediate. The reaction of ClO2- to form ClO3- is a fast process, and the ClO2- in liquid bleach is at a concentration of a least 200 times less than the OCl- concentration. The formation of oxygen from decomposing OCl- is a slower side reaction (

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Edition: Vol. 87 - No. 6 Published: 06/01/1995 Number of Pages: 10 File Size: 1 file , 670 KB