Sodium chlorite, 25% solution

CAS No 7758-19-2

Sodium chlorite, 25% solution (NaClO2, CAS 7758-19-2, EINECS 231-836-6) is a clear liquid supplied by OQEMA as an industrial oxidizing and bleaching agent. It is classified as UN1908, danger class 8, and requires appropriate handling as a corrosive substance. The product is available in various packaging, from cans to road tankers, to match different industrial volume requirements.

Category
Water Treatment
Sub-category
Disinfection
Formula
NaClO2
CAS Number
7758-19-2
EINECS
231-836-6

Applications

  • Industrial bleaching agent for pulp and textile processing
  • Oxidizing agent in industrial process and cooling water treatment
  • Disinfection of industrial equipment and surfaces
  • Odor and gas scrubbing in industrial exhaust treatment

FAQ

Q: What is sodium chlorite 25% solution used for?
A: It is used industrially as an oxidizing and bleaching agent, including in pulp/textile bleaching and process-water treatment.
Q: What packaging is available?
A: OQEMA supplies it in various packaging types, from cans to road tankers, depending on required volume.
Q: What is the hazard classification?
A: The product is classified as UN1908, transport danger class 8 (corrosive).

Available materials

Packaging marked E-shop can be ordered online. For the others we will be glad to prepare an individual quote.

MaterialPackagingQuantity
Sodium chlorite 25% IBC 1000l IBC 1200 KG
Sodium chlorite 25% IBC 1000l IBC 1200 KG
Sodium chlorite 25% IBC 1000l IBC 1200 KG
Sodium chlorite 25% tank truck Road Tanker 0 KG
Sodium chlorite 25% tank truck OP Road Tanker 0 KG
Sodium chlorite 25% tank truck DD Road Tanker 0 KG
Sodium chlorite 25% IBC 1000l IBC 1200 KG
Sodium chlorite 25% IBC 1000l OP IBC 1200 KG
Sodium chlorite 25% IBC 600l IBC 750 KG
Sodium chlorite 25% can 10l E-shop Can 12.5 KG
Sodium chlorite 25% IBC 1000 l DD IBC 1200 KG
Sodium chlorite 25% drum Hobbock 60 KG
Sodium chlorite 25% barrel Drum 250 KG

Transport classification (ADR)

UN number
UN1908
Class of Danger
8

Transport classification is given for guidance only. Always refer to the safety data sheet for the authoritative classification.