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Chlorine Chemistry

Chlorine Chemistry. There are three types of chlorine in water:. Free Chlorine Combined Chlorine Total Chlorine. = HOCl + OCl - = NH 2 Cl + NHCl 2 + NCl 3 = Combined Chlorine + Free Chlorine. Free Available Chlorine.

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Chlorine Chemistry

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  1. Chlorine Chemistry There are three types of chlorine in water: Free Chlorine Combined Chlorine Total Chlorine = HOCl + OCl- = NH2Cl + NHCl2 + NCl3 = Combined Chlorine + Free Chlorine

  2. Free Available Chlorine • Chlorine existing in water as hypochlorous acid (HOCl) or the hypochlorite ion (OCl-) is defined as free available chlorine. The concentration of each is dependant upon the pH of the water being measured. • Strong disinfectant

  3. Chlorine dissociation curve

  4. Total Chlorine • Total Chlorine is a the sum of the combination of the Free Available Chlorine and the Combined Chlorine

  5. 9184sc Chlorine

  6. Silver Electrode, Anode Gold Electrode, Cathode Electrolyte ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Selective Membrane ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Measurable Species ~ ~ Sample ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 9184sc Amperometric SensorIon-selective electrode (ISE) • Integral Temperature Sensor For Accurate Temperature Compensation • Amperometric Sensors Are Pre-Plated For Fast Start-Up • Selective Membranes Are Pre-Assembled In Screw-On Caps For Quick Replacement • 2 Years Supply Of Electrolyte And Membranes Under Typical Conditions • Electrolyte Is Contained Within The Sensor • Simple Assembly For Simple Service

  7. 2 1 4 5 3 6 6 7 8 6 9 6 12 10 11 Flow Cell Exploded View • Flow Cell Components • pH Probe (For TFC Measurement Only) • Amperometric Sensor • pH Electrode Adaptor • Amperometric Sensor Retaining Nut • O-Ring For pH Electrode Adaptor • Plugs • O-Ring For Flow Regulator • Flow Regulator • Security Screw • Acidification Port Plug • Sample Input Port And Tubing • Sample Effluent Port And Tubing

  8. Procedimiento Remplazo Membrana

  9. Rutinas de Mantención

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