| Q1 | What residues are produced by GO2? |
| Answer | The residual by-products of GO2 are Na2SO4 (Sodium Sulphate) and NaCl (Sodium Chloride). |
| Q2 | Is GO2 chlorine free? |
| Answer | Ion chromotography test have shown that GO2 does not produce any chlorine. |
| Q3 | What is the conversion efficiency of GO2? |
| Answer | GO2 has a conversion of at least 95%. |
| Q4 | Why is the conversion efficiency of GO2 not 99%? |
| Answer | There is no generation method that can deliver 99.9% purity without scrubbing the ClO2 gas from solution to a new water volume. This is the only way to get the pure ClO2 solution benign of chlorite, chlorate and other impurities. Therefore, 99% conversion is physically just not possible. |
| Q5 | What is the chemical reaction formula of GO2 Component A and GO2 Component B? |
| Answer | 5 ClO2- (Chlorite) + 4 H+ = 4 ClO2 (Chlorine Dioxide) + Cl- (Chloride) + 2 H2O |
| Q6 | How do I know which package I need for my application? |
| Answer | For every application, there are different needs and concentrations required.Click herefor an overview of available packages and the amount of water that can be treated at different ppm levels. |
| Q7 | Which product volumes are available from GO2? |
| Answer | GO2 starts in a 1 liter package, and goes up to a 1,000 liter package. For very large applications, it can also come in bulk packaging.Click here for a complete product overview |
| Q8 | Are there specific requirements for pump, tank and auxiliairy materials when I use GO2? |
| Answer | Although all equipment needed to use GO2 are basic and standard, there are some specific technical issues that one must know.Click herefor more details. |
| Q9 | What is the stability of GO2? |
| Answer | GO2 has a long stability. The graph below shows how GO2 maintains its stability for 30 days. (when used under right conditions - see MSDS and see instructions for equipment andmaterials) 
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