Ortho-Phosphoric Acid 10%

does anyone know if this Ortho-Phosphoric Acid 10% can be used as an activator please.i have tried researching it but do not understand the results. due to stroke and memory concentration probs i cant handle technical info. i need simple explanations thanx

Jeffers, after reading about Ortho-Phosphoric Acid or Phosphoric Acid (the same chemical) at different chemical websites, I think you could use it to activate MMS. They say it is non-toxic and is used in some cola soft drinks.

I have no idea what ratio of MMS to 10% Phosphoric Acid you would need. You could experiment and look for the usual yellow to amber color we see when using 4% HCL to activate MMS.

To be on the safe side I would probably only use it to make CDS as there should not be any MMS or acid activator in CDS.

thankyou very much for the explanation. i have discoverd that the 10% make up includes hydrocloric acid 5%. the sodium chlorite is 2.9% active chlorine dioxide precurser and wonder if its the same as mms. it is sold as a water purifier here in the uk. mms is hard to get.

The product you are investigating must produce CLO2, so it is similar to MMS. But, we don't know how much CLO2 would be available.

One chapter of the G2C sells a MMS kit that they ship world-wide.

CLO2 wrote: But, we don't know how much CLO2 would be available.

The UK manufacturer states that 12 drops of each (Sodium Chlorite 2.9% and, as activator, 5% Ortho-Phosphoric Acid and 4% Hydrochloric Acid) in 1 liter of water produces a solution of 3 mg/l of ClO2.

TedSeay, thanks for that information.

Those 3 mg/l of ClO2 would measure 3 ppm CLO2 in 1 liter of water, which works out to be 3 mg of CLO2, the amount of CLO2 generated by their product.

By comparison, 1 ml of 3000 ppm CDS contains 3 mg of CLO2. Note that their NaCLO2 (Sodium Chlorite / SC or MMS) is 2.9% vs our MMS at 22.4% SC. So, to get a 3 mg dose of CLO2 one would need to ingest 1 liter of their product compared to 1 ml of 3000 ppm CDS (diluted in some water, of course).

For more information on working with amounts or quantities of Chlorine Dioxide (CLO2), see my paper on this subject I posted today here.

>One chapter of the G2C sells a MMS kit that they ship world-wide.

Sadly it seems they no longer ship to the UK.

Hi, I'm also.in the UK, and bulk bought the product you're referring to. Did you find a solution to the strength issue? Or a seller of MMS in the UK? Is it not possible to just use less water??? Thank you! Anna

Just bought from biotraxx.eu. here's hoping it'll go well. I'll let you know.