CDS - Chlorine Dioxide Solution: Chlorine dioxide gas put in water
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23 May 2013 22:40 - 23 May 2013 22:43 #33346
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Hello macedonian.
I put those numbers into an online dilution calculator endmemo.com/bio/dilution.php
and it shows 1400 ppm. So you have 1400 ppm CDS in 500 ml of distilled water.
You have 700 mg of ClO2 in the 500 ml of CDS.
Dose = volume x concentration
700 mg ClO2 = 0.5 x 1400
You used 25 ml of MMS so the efficiency is:
700 / 25 = 28 mg/ml
That number is a bit low and I think the reason is that your HCl needs to be 10%, I have been told by Michael Harrah. Also, if you could find a reactor glass jar with straight sides you might get higher efficiency. You present reactor mouth diameter is smaller than the inside diameter of the bottle. It is easy to cut off the top of that reactor bottle to make it straight sided. If you want to try cutting off the top I can find the info on how to do it.
Or, you can find a votive glass candle holder 50 mm diameter x 65 mm high.
Was there any yellow discoloration of the receiver jar plastic/rubber seal? What is the seal material? Did it provide a good seal; no ClO2 odor detected?
I put those numbers into an online dilution calculator endmemo.com/bio/dilution.php
and it shows 1400 ppm. So you have 1400 ppm CDS in 500 ml of distilled water.
You have 700 mg of ClO2 in the 500 ml of CDS.
Dose = volume x concentration
700 mg ClO2 = 0.5 x 1400
You used 25 ml of MMS so the efficiency is:
700 / 25 = 28 mg/ml
That number is a bit low and I think the reason is that your HCl needs to be 10%, I have been told by Michael Harrah. Also, if you could find a reactor glass jar with straight sides you might get higher efficiency. You present reactor mouth diameter is smaller than the inside diameter of the bottle. It is easy to cut off the top of that reactor bottle to make it straight sided. If you want to try cutting off the top I can find the info on how to do it.
Or, you can find a votive glass candle holder 50 mm diameter x 65 mm high.
Was there any yellow discoloration of the receiver jar plastic/rubber seal? What is the seal material? Did it provide a good seal; no ClO2 odor detected?
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23 May 2013 23:26 - 23 May 2013 23:27 #33349
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Yes, your first CDS is very good!
For dosing with CDS, Protocol 101 is good to follow. Here is the Protocol and a chart to make dosing easy. Just follow the 1500 ppm row across to the basic dose, or higher up to 5x the basic dose.
So, for Protocol 101's basic daily dose you would be using 20 ml of your 1400 ppm CDS per day, diluted of course, probably in 1 liter of water with 8 doses. That is about the same as eight 3 drop MMS1 doses/day. And, you would be consuming 30 mg of ClO2 per day.
For dosing with CDS, Protocol 101 is good to follow. Here is the Protocol and a chart to make dosing easy. Just follow the 1500 ppm row across to the basic dose, or higher up to 5x the basic dose.
So, for Protocol 101's basic daily dose you would be using 20 ml of your 1400 ppm CDS per day, diluted of course, probably in 1 liter of water with 8 doses. That is about the same as eight 3 drop MMS1 doses/day. And, you would be consuming 30 mg of ClO2 per day.
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