How many mg of chlorine dioxide in one activated drop of mms?

CLO2 wrote: You might find this chart interesting if you plan on using more 4% HCL vs MMS to increase CLO2 ppm.

CLO2 the table you show was for making CDS right? The same isn't true when using twice the amount of HCl to Sodium Chlorite in a CDH type of preparation where there is also lots of water in the mix, as when we make CDH. There the abundance of water keeps the ppm at a range that isn't so high that it consumes itself (like Jim's Hot Sauce did).

Yes, the test was for CDS. Don't remember if we did a similar CDH test. There is water available when making CDS, but would need to test CDH to see if the same reduction in CLO2 ppm happens.

Yeah my experience has been that if you follow our original CDH formulation except for using 8% HCl instead of 4%, you'll end up with a very strong version of CDH which I would guess to be right around 7000ppm. This concentration is especially good for use in large amounts of water or large areas; for example to add to a bathtub for a bath or to fumigate a room or if you need to purify a large amount of water for drinking, etc.

What's not good about high concentrations like this is that it's so strong that it will break down the plastic cap (or bottle if you use plastic - I don't) and it will also break itself down quickly so it really should be made and then either immediately used or diluted down to a more manageable and stable concentration like 1000ppm for example which would probably give you a shelf life of a couple of years in a glass bottle with a CLO2 resistant cap liner.