Chlorine Dioxide

We are offering chlorine dioxide (clo2) is a synthetic, green-yellowish gas with a chlorine-like, irritating odor. chlorine dioxide is very different from elementary chlorine, both in its chemical structure as in its behavior. Chlorine dioxide is a small, volatile and very strong molecule. In diluted, watery solutions chlorine dioxide is a free radical. At high concentrations it reacts strongly with reducing agents. Chlorine dioxide is an unstable gas that dissociates into chlorine gas (cl2), oxygen gas (o2) and heat. When chlorine dioxide is photo-oxidized by sunlight, it falls apart. The end-products of chlorine dioxide reactions are chloride (cl-), chlorite (clo-) and chlorate (clo3-).
At –59°c, solid chlorine dioxide becomes a reddish liquid. At 11°c chlorine dioxide turns into gas. Chlorine dioxide is 2,4 times denser than air. As a liquid chlorine dioxide has a bigger density than water.