PURE CHLORINE

Brand Owner Address Description
PURECHLOR PURELINE TREATMENT SYSTEMS 1672 McGaw Avenue Irvine CA 92614 PURE CHLORINE;GAS GENERATORS, NAMELY CHLORINE GAS GENERATORS FOR PRODUCING DISINFECTING AND/OR ODOR CONTROLLING AGENTS FOR USE IN: WATER TREATMENT SYSTEMS; PROCESS WATER AND FEED WATER IN FOOD, BEVERAGE AND INDUSTRIAL MARKETS; INDUSTRIAL WASTEWATER; FLUME WATER FROM FRUIT AND VEGETABLE FACILITIES; CHILL WATER IN MEAT AND POULTRY PROCESSING FACILITIES; HIDE APPLICATIONS FACILITIES; RENDERING FACILITIES; MUNICIPAL SEWAGE; AND OIL AND OTHER ENERGY INDUSTRIES;CONSULTING SERVICES IN THE FIELD OF ENGINEERING FOR: WATER TREATMENT SYSTEMS, PROCESS WATER AND FEED WATER IN FOOD AND BEVERAGE MARKETS, PROCESS WATER AND FEED WATER IN INDUSTRIAL MARKETS, INDUSTRIAL WASTEWATER, FLUME WATER FROM FRUIT AND VEGETABLE FACILITIES, CHILL WATER IN MEAT AND POULTRY PROCESSING FACILITIES, HIDE APPLICATIONS FACILITIES, RENDERING FACILITIES, MUNICIPAL SEWAGE, AND OIL AND OTHER ENERGY INDUSTRIES; CONSULTATION IN THE FIELD OF WATER TREATMENT INCLUDING: ANALYTICAL LABORATORY SERVICES, ENVIRONMENTAL CONSULTING, PROJECT MANAGEMENT, SITE SURVEYS, START UP SERVICES, MAINTENANCE SERVICES, AND SYSTEM DESIGN.;
 

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Technical Examples
  1. A method of making a composition having the property of being able to store chlorine dioxide includes mixing an aqueous chlorine dioxide solution with a superabsorbent, water-soluble polymer that is substantially unreactive with chlorine dioxide and permitting a mixture formed thereby to form one of a gel and a solid composition. A method of delivering chlorine dioxide includes providing a gel or solid composition as described and degelling the gel or dissolving the solid composition to dispense the chlorine dioxide therefrom. A method of disinfecting a target such as water, wastewater, or a surface comprises delivering chlorine dioxide as above and permitting the polymer to precipitate out of the mixture. Aqueous chlorine dioxide is then recovered and applied to the target.