Color stable hypochlorous sanitizer and use method
A hygienic agent and hygienic technology, applied in the direction of biocides, plant growth regulators, chemical instruments and methods, etc., can solve the problems of sanitation and disinfection of undisclosed utensils, etc.
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Embodiment I
[0145] 1. Encapsulated dichloro-s-triazinetriketone sodium dihydrate
[0146] 2. Sodium acid pyrophosphate
[0147] 3. FD & C red #40, FD & C blue #1, etc.
[0148] 4. Sodium monophosphate.
[0149] 5. Trisodium phosphate chloride
[0150] Formulations 1 and 3 listed above were made and placed in a 120°F (49°C) oven for long-term stability testing. Formulations were tested weekly for chlorine availability and color stability. Duplicate formulations were made, and a third formulation was made that differed only in the use of unencapsulated sodium dichloro-s-triazinetrione as the chlorine source. After 8 weeks, all formulations containing the encapsulated chlorine source maintained an acceptable level of activity. Both formulations without the encapsulated chlorine source lost their effectiveness after only 1 week. A source of active chlorine bleaches the dye.
Embodiment II
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[0153] Using Example II, a sanitizing solution containing 30 ppm chlorine and 10 ppm dye provided an active sanitizing effect at a pH of about 7, and the color of the solution lasted for about two hours. At a lower pH of 5-6, a sanitizing solution containing 30 ppm chlorine and 10 ppm dye lasts approximately 4 hours. In both cases substantial sanitizing activity was observed without corrosion or chlorine evolution.
Embodiment III
[0155] Dye and chlorine stability tests were performed using initial dyes containing 100 ppm chlorine and 1 ppm FD & C Red #40 dye. CDB (sodium dichloroisocyanurate dihydrate) was used as the chlorine source and the test was performed at an initial temperature of 80°F (26.7°C). The following data shows the effect of pH on dye and chlorine stability:
[0156] result
[0157] pH buffer value
time (hours)
color / appearance
Available Chlorine (ppm)
2
0.0
color disappears immediately
10-50
4
2.5
color disappears
80-100
6
5.0
slightly visible
100
8
0.25
color disappears
100
10
0.0
color disappears immediately
100
12
0.0
color disappears immediately
100
2
175
have no color
0
4
175
have no color
0
6
175
have no color
80-100
8
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