MMS2: Calcium Hypochlorite, Turns into Hypochlorous acid in water

file dosage for electrolyzed hypochlorous acid?

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21 Jun 2023 07:13 #79073 by neocosmism
dosage for electrolyzed hypochlorous acid? was created by neocosmism
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I have an eco one hypochlorous acid generator. It makes a liter of hypochlorous acid solution in a few minutes from salt and vinegar. Can I simply ingest this solution instead of taking pool shock in capsules? And at what dosage and ppm?

 

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22 Jun 2023 09:11 - 22 Jun 2023 09:12 #79090 by CLO2
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You need to measure the pH of the HOCL produced by the Eco One generator. 

If the pH of HOCL is outside the green (safe) area (see graph), I don't think it would be safe to ingest. 

HOCL in the green pH zone should be diluted with water of the same pH. 

If you ingest that mixture into stomach acid which has a pH of about 1, what will be the combined solution's pH?

 
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