Category
Chlor-Alkali Chemicals

Liquid Chlorine

  • Category:Chlor-Alkali Chemicals
  • Product Usage:Liquid chlorine is mainly used for water treatment disinfection,chemical productin,pesticide manufacturing,bleach manufacturing. pharmaceutical intermediates,metallurgy.petroleum processing etc.

product details :

Product composition
PRODUCT NAME
Liquid Chlorine
MOLECULAR FORMULA

Cl2

Dangerous Goods Class
Class 2.3(Toxic Gases)-Secondary Hazard Class 8(Corrosive substances)
UN NO
1017
Appearance
Yellow-green Transparent Liquid
SPECIFICATIONS
Serial Number

Testing Items

Premium Grade

Qualified Product

1

Chlorine Purity  (Cl₂)%≥

99.8

99.6

 2

 (Moisture)(H₂O)%≤

 0.005

 0.005

 3

 Nitrogen  Trichloride(NCl₃)%≤

 0.002

 0.003

 4

 Mass Fraction of Evaporation Residue %≤

 As requested by the userr

 As requested by the user


PACKING
High pressure steel cylinders and specialized ISOTANK marked with "liquid chlorine"and toxic gas identification.
FUNCTION

Yellow green transparent liquid (liquefied at room temperature and high pressure), with a strong pungent odor, highly toxic (can be fatal by inhalation or contact), strong oxidizing, reacts with water to produce hydrochloric acid (HCl) and hypochlorous acid (HClO). Contact with combustibles, reducing agents, and organic substances (such as oils and fats) may cause explosions or violent reactions; Mixing with ammonia substances generates explosive nitrogen trichloride (NCl3). To avoid long-term high-temperature storage, it is recommended to maintain a temperature of ≤ 30 ℃.

APPLICATION
Liquid chlorine is mainly used for water treatment disinfection,chemical productin,pesticide manufacturing,bleach manufacturing. pharmaceutical intermediates,metallurgy.petroleum processing etc.
STORAGE

Store in a cool and ventilated dedicated warehouse, away from sources of fire, heat, and direct sunlight. It is recommended to store at ≤ 30 ℃ to avoid high temperatures causing pressure to rise. Strictly store in separate areas with combustibles, reducing agents, ammonia, and organic matter, keep dry, avoid contact with water, and prevent the formation of hydrochloric acid and hypochlorous acid.