Sodium hypochlorite
NaClO · CAS 7681-52-9
Disinfection, chemical synthesis
The oxidizing and disinfecting action of sodium hypochlorite (NaClO) comes from the release of available chlorine, which is why the item is used both for disinfection and as an oxidizing and chlorinating agent in synthesis. Hypochlorite solutions are incompatible with acids: mixing them releases chlorine gas. H314 - Causes severe skin burns and eye damage, so the work is done in goggles and gloves. Supplied to verified organizations, with the manufacturer's certificate of analysis.
Specifications
| Chemical formula | NaClO |
|---|---|
| CAS number | 7681-52-9 |
| Hazard class | H314 |
Data is taken from the manufacturer's 2026 catalog. Specifications are confirmed when ordering and may be changed by the manufacturer.
Documents and quality
- Certificate of analysis for the batch
- Certificate or declaration of conformity
- Safety data sheet (SDS)
- Delivery note and VAT invoice
Delivery terms
- Shipment from our warehouse in Vladivostok, delivery across Russia by freight carriers
- Payment by invoice (bank transfer) for legal entities and sole proprietors
- Delivery time and cost are agreed with the manager after the order is placed
Used with equipment
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BM RSI C1009
Why: Oxidation with hypochlorite, including biphasic oxidation
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VXHSS1050 Star Mixer
Why: Biphasic oxidation requires intensive emulsification
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Pumps and temperature control for flow systems
Why: Dosing of the oxidant
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DLSB Series
Why: Hypochlorite is stored and dosed chilled to slow its decomposition
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Biosafety and sample preparation
Why: Disinfection of surfaces, cabinets and waste
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Instruments for analysis and synthesis
Why: Disinfection of surfaces, cabinets and waste
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Mixing and cooling equipment
Why: Disinfection of surfaces, cabinets and waste
Turnkey solutions: BM RSI C1009 silicon carbide reactor, VXHSS1050 Star Mixer, Plunger pumps and temperature control for flow lines, DLSB series low-temperature chillers, Biolab equipment
The selection is for guidance only; compatibility must be confirmed by a specialist.