Sodium or calcium hypochlorite related to 2.5% active chlorine?

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Start date May 19, 2021
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Sodium and calcium hypochlorite are both related to 2.5% active chlorine in cleaning products. The composition of these products typically includes either sodium or calcium hypochlorite as the active ingredient. Active chlorine is a key component that contributes to the disinfecting properties of these cleaning agents. The discussion references a previous thread where this topic was explored further. The thread has now been closed.

May 19, 2021

gamer87

is sodium or calcium hypochlorite related to 2.5% active chlorine? in a cleaning product it has the following composition: sodium or calcium hypochlorite, active chlorine

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May 19, 2021

Borek

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yes

May 19, 2021

jrmichler

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This was discussed in the OP's earlier thread. Thread closed.

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