Kansal Industrial Gases

Chlorine is a yellowish-green gas, heavier than air, with a pungent odor and a sweet, "metallic" taste, whose molecule consists of two chlorine atoms (chemical formula is Cl2). Chlorine is extremely active and directly combines with almost all the elements of the periodic system.

We are the manufacturer and supplier of Chlorine Gas.
We are the manufacturer and supplier of Chlorine Gas.

Chlorine gas can be used as a disinfecting agent at swimming pools, or it could form by mixing household agents. The combination of bleach (sodium hypochlorite) with acid produces chlorine gas, a heavy green-yellow gas with a strong odor. Chlorine gas has also been used as an industrial solvent and has other industrial uses such as the production of bulk materials, bleached paper products, plastics such as PVC, and solvents. Chlorine gas is also used to make dyes, textiles, paint, and even medications.

Another important use of chlorine is in the plastic PVC, or poly(vinyl chloride). It is the third-most widely used synthetic plastic in the world and a major component in products as varied as street signs and handbags.

Chlorine oxidizes certain types of organic matter in wastewater, creating more hazardous compounds (e.g., trihalomethanes [THMs]). The level of total dissolved solids is increased in the treated effluent.

It is a highly reactive element and a strong agent for oxidization. Chlorine functions as a bleaching agent during the manufacturing process of paper. Usually, chlorine dioxide is used to make paper and works as a bleaching agent for wood pulp.

Chlorine has a variety of applications. It is indispensable in water treatment, being also used for disinfecting of industrial residues and pool cleaning. Alos used in paper industry and widely in chemical industries.

Usually, chlorine dioxide is used to make paper and works as a bleaching agent for wood pulp. Pulp and paper industry: Chlorine gives the paper a whitish appearance and helps remove lignin present in the wood fiber that causes the paper to turn yellow when it is exposed to sunlight.

Chlorine disinfection is reliable and effective against a wide spectrum of pathogenic organisms. Chlorine is effective in oxidizing certain organic and inorganic compounds. Chlorination has flexible dosing control.

The combination of bleach (sodium hypochlorite) with acid produces chlorine gas, a heavy green-yellow gas with a strong odor. Chlorine gas has also been used as an industrial solvent and has other industrial uses such as the production of bulk materials, bleached paper products, plastics such as PVC, and solvents.