Sodium Chlorite Calculator
Sodium chlorite reacts with acids and can spontaneously and explosively form chlorine dioxide gas. This calculator does not calculate activation or gas generation.
Sodium Chlorite Calculator
This calculator allows you to determine the amount of water needed to achieve a desired concentration of a powdered substance.
To use this calculator, follow these steps:
- Enter the “Powder Purity (%)” value in the corresponding field.
- Enter the “Amount of Powder (grams)” in the corresponding field.
- Enter the “Desired Concentration (%)” in the appropriate field.
- Click the "Calculate" button.
- The result, the “Amount of Water (ml)”, will be displayed in the corresponding field.
- If you want to clear the entered values and start over, you can click the Clear button.
What is it for?
This calculator allows you to determine the approximate amount of water needed to achieve a desired concentration of a powdered substance. It maintains the same function of the original calculator, with clearer indications.
- Look on the label powder purity and enter it as a percentage.
- Weigh the amount of powder and enter the grams.
- Write the desired concentration in % m/m. It must be less than or equal to purity.
- Press Calculate. You will obtain the mass of water and its approximate equivalent in milliliters.
Scientific explanation
The calculation is expressed in % m/m: mass of active substance per 100 mass units of solution. It takes into account the declared purity of the powder. The equivalence of grams of water to milliliters is an approximation based on a density of 1 g/mL; The professional result must be worked by mass.