Why Sodium Chlorite Flakes 80% - Technical Grade
Sodium Chlorite Flakes 80% - Technical Grade provides industrial operations and laboratory research facilities with a highly concentrated, solid oxidizing agent. The physical flake form minimizes airborne particulate generation during mechanical transfer compared to fine powders, while still offering rapid and complete solubility in aqueous systems, reaching approximately 545 g/L at 20 °C. By delivering an 80% active NaClO₂ component, this white to slightly yellow, odorless crystalline solid meets strict chemical synthesis requirements without carrying the excess water weight associated with pre-mixed liquid solutions. Because the flash point is not applicable, this chemical integrates predictably into varied industrial manufacturing environments that demand precise physical state controls.
Best Applications for This Grade
- Laboratory research and experimental scale-up: Acts as a primary oxidizing agent in chemical synthesis, where the precisely measured 80% concentration of NaClO₂ provides consistent stoichiometric control for complex reaction pathways.
- Industrial manufacturing processes: Serves as a vital chemical intermediate where its high aqueous solubility allows chemical technicians to create highly saturated, on-demand liquid mixtures without extended mechanical agitation.
- Aqueous oxidation systems: Commonly applied in closed-loop chemical conversions where an odorless, highly reactive crystalline solid is required to drive oxidation without introducing unwanted organic solvents or additional fluid volume.
- Pilot plant evaluations: Selected when transitioning analytical laboratory processes into larger batch manufacturing, providing a technical grade specification that fulfills necessary purity parameters for industrial scale reactions.
When to Choose a Different Grade
- If your operation requires an aqueous reducing agent rather than a solid oxidizer for industrial neutralization reactions, select Sodium Bisulfite 25% Solution - Technical Grade.
- If the process demands a higher concentration liquid reducing agent to minimize the total fluid volume added to your manufacturing system, consider Sodium Bisulfite 40%.
- If you require a different solid oxidizing compound possessing distinct electrochemical potentials for specialized laboratory research, evaluate Sodium Dichromate.
- If your industrial process involves chemical dechlorination, reducing halogens, or heavy metal precipitation rather than oxidation, Sodium Thiosulfate is commonly applied in those specific systems.
- If you need a dedicated chelating agent to bind and manage complex metal ions in aqueous solutions instead of an oxidizing mechanism, choose Trisodium EDTA.
| Molecular Weight |
90.44 |
| Formula |
NaClO₂ |
| Assay |
79-81% |
| Grade |
Technical Grade |
| Flash Point |
Not applicable |
| Form |
Flakes |
| Solubility |
Soluble in water |
| Appearance |
White to off-white flakes |
| Melting Point |
190 |
| Specific Gravity |
1.1 |
| Industry |
Environmental, Chemical Manufacturing, Textile, Industrial, Research |