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Sodium chlorite

Sodium chlorite

Last updated: March 19, 2023

Sodium chlorite is an inorganic compound with formula NaClO₂.

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Names

List of substance names

Nomenclature

Name

Typical name: Sodium chlorite

Compositional nomenclature: Sodium chlorite

Additive nomenclature: Sodium dioxidochlorate(1−)

Formulae and structures

List of formulae

Formula name

Formula

Typical formula: NaClO₂

Compositional formula: NaClO₂

Structural formula

Structural formula with no lone pair

Other structural formulas

Lewis structure

Colored Lewis structure

Properties

List of substance properties

Item

Value

Name: Sodium chlorite

Formula: NaClO₂

Appearance: Colorless solid

Odor: Odorless

Molar mass: 90.44 g/mol

Density: –

Melting point: 180–200 °C^[1]
Decompose → NaCl, O₂

Boiling point: –

Constituents

Constituent ions

Ion	Name	Charge number	Number
Na⁺	Sodium ion	1	1
ClO₂⁻	Chlorite ion	-1	1

Constituent atoms

Atom	Name	Oxidation state	Number
Na	Sodium	+1	1
Cl	Chlorine	+3	1
O	Oxygen	−2	2

Ratio of atoms

Atom	Atomic weight	Number	Atomic ratio	Weight ratio
Na	22.990	1	25.00%	25.42%
Cl	35.45	1	25.00%	39.20%
O	15.999	2	50.00%	35.38%

Thermodynamic properties

Phase transition properties

Item

Value

Enthalpy of fusion: –

Enthalpy of vaporization: –

Enthalpy of vaporization at 25°C: –

Enthalpy of other transition: –

Standard thermodynamic properties

State	Standard enthalpy of formation Δ_fH° kJ · mol⁻¹	Standard Gibbs energy of formation Δ_fG° kJ · mol⁻¹	Standard molar entropy S° J · K⁻¹ · mol⁻¹	Standard molar heat capacity at constant pressure C_p° J · K⁻¹ · mol⁻¹
Crystalline solid	−307.02^[2]	–	–	–
Ionized aqueous solution	−306.7^[2]	−244.7^[2]	160.2^[2]	–
Crystalline solid 3 hydrate	−1192.77^[2]	–	–	–

Solubility

Qualitative solubility

Reactive

Miscible

Very soluble: H₂OWater

Soluble

Slightly soluble

Very slightly soluble

Insoluble

Solubility in water (g/100 mL)^[1]

17°C
34

Solubility curve (g/100 mL)

Hazards

GHS label^[3]

Physical hazards^[3]

Classification	Category	Label	Hazard statement
Explosives	Not classified
Flammable gases	Not applicable
Aerosols	Not applicable
Oxidizing gases	Not applicable
Gases under pressure	Not applicable
Flammable liquids	Not applicable
Flammable solids	Not classified
Self reactive substances and mixtures	Not applicable
Pyrophoric liquids	Not applicable
Pyrophoric solids	Not classified
Self heating substances and mixtures	Not classified
Substances and mixtures which in contact with water emit flammable gases	Not classified
Oxidizing liquids	Not applicable
Oxidizing solids	Category 2	Danger	H272: May intensify fire oxidizer
Organic peroxides	Not applicable
Substances and mixtures corrosive to metals	Classification not possible
Desensitized explosives	No data

Health hazards^[3]

Classification	Category	Label	Hazard statement
Acute oral toxicity	Category 3	Danger	H301: Toxic if swallowed
Acute dermal toxicity	Category 2	Danger	H310: Fatal in contact with skin
Acute inhalation toxicity by gas	Not applicable
Acute inhalation toxicity by vapor	Classification not possible
Acute inhalation toxicity by dust or mist	Category 2	Danger	H330: Fatal if inhaled
Skin corrosion irritation	Category 2	Warning	H315: Causes skin irritation
Serious eye damage eye irritation	Category 2A	Warning	H319: Causes serious eye irritation
Serious eye damage eye irritation	Category 2B		H320: Causes eye irritation
Respiratory sensitization	Classification not possible
Skin sensitization	Classification not possible
Germ cell mutagenicity	Category 2	Warning	H341: Suspected of causing genetic defects
Carcinogenicity	Not classified
Reproductive toxicity	Not classified
Specific target organ toxicity single exposure	Category 2 (Respiratory system, Kidney)	Warning	H371: May cause damage to organs H371: May cause damage to respiratory system H371: May cause damage to kidney
Specific target organ toxicity repeated exposure	Category 2 (Heart, Blood system)	Warning	H373: May cause damage to organs through prolonged or repeated exposure H373: May cause damage to heart through prolonged or repeated exposure H373: May cause damage to blood system through prolonged or repeated exposure
Aspiration hazard	Classification not possible

Environmental hazards^[3]

Classification	Category	Label	Hazard statement
Hazardous to the aquatic environment short term	Category 1	Warning	H400: Very toxic to aquatic life
Hazardous to the aquatic environment long term	Category 1	Warning	H410: Very toxic to aquatic life with long lasting effects
Hazardous to the ozone layer	No data

Preparations

Chemical reactions

Electrolytic dissociation

Electrolytic dissociation of sodium chlorite yields sodium ion and chlorite ion.

Electrolytic dissociation of sodium chlorite: NaClO₂Sodium chlorite
⟶
Na⁺Sodium ion + ClO₂⁻Chlorite ion

Reaction with strong acid

The reaction of sodium chlorite and strong acid yields salt of strong acid and chlorous acid.

Reaction of sodium chlorite and hydrogen chloride ◆ Δ_rG −11.3 kJ/mol K 9.54 × 10¹ pK −1.98: NaClO₂Sodium chlorite + HClHydrogen chloride
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NaClSodium chloride + HClO₂Chlorous acid

Reaction of sodium chlorite and hydrogen bromide ◆ Δ_rG −11.3 kJ/mol K 9.54 × 10¹ pK −1.98: NaClO₂Sodium chlorite + HBrHydrogen bromide
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NaBrSodium bromide + HClO₂Chlorous acid

Reaction of sodium chlorite and hydrogen iodide ◆ Δ_rG −11.3 kJ/mol K 9.54 × 10¹ pK −1.98: NaClO₂Sodium chlorite + HIHydrogen iodide
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NaISodium iodide + HClO₂Chlorous acid

Reaction of sodium chlorite and perchloric acid ◆ Δ_rG −11.3 kJ/mol K 9.54 × 10¹ pK −1.98: NaClO₂Sodium chlorite + HClO₄Perchloric acid
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NaClO₄Sodium perchlorate + HClO₂Chlorous acid

Reaction of sodium chlorite and bromic acid ◆ Δ_rG −11.3 kJ/mol K 9.54 × 10¹ pK −1.98: NaClO₂Sodium chlorite + HBrO₃Bromic acid
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NaBrO₃Sodium bromate + HClO₂Chlorous acid

Reaction with reducing species

The reaction of reducing species and sodium chlorite yields a variety of products.

Reaction of sodium and sodium chlorite ◆ Δ_rG −1012.4 kJ/mol K 2.32 × 10¹⁷⁷ pK −177.36: 6NaSodium + 2NaClO₂Sodium chlorite
⟶
4Na₂OSodium oxide + Cl₂↑Chlorine

Reaction of hydrogen and sodium chlorite ◆ Δ_rG −657.9 kJ/mol K 1.82 × 10¹¹⁵ pK −115.26: 2H₂Hydrogen + NaClO₂Sodium chlorite
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NaClSodium chloride + 2H₂OWater

Reaction of sodium and sodium chlorite ◆ Δ_rG −899.4 kJ/mol K 3.70 × 10¹⁵⁷ pK −157.57: 4NaSodium + NaClO₂Sodium chlorite
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NaClSodium chloride + 2Na₂OSodium oxide

Reaction of hydrogen sulfide and sodium chlorite ◆ Δ_rG −1013.6 kJ/mol K 3.76 × 10¹⁷⁷ pK −177.58: H₂SHydrogen sulfide + 2NaClO₂Sodium chlorite
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H₂SO₄Sulfuric acid + 2NaClSodium chloride

Reaction of hydrogen sulfide and sodium chlorite ◆ Δ_rG −567.0 kJ/mol K 2.16 × 10⁹⁹ pK −99.33: 2H₂SHydrogen sulfide + NaClO₂Sodium chlorite
⟶
2SSulfur + NaClSodium chloride + 2H₂OWater

Reaction with oxidizable species

The reaction of oxidizable species and sodium chlorite yields a variety of products.

Reaction of copper and sodium chlorite ◆ Δ_rG −407.8 kJ/mol K 2.78 × 10⁷¹ pK −71.44: 2CuCopper + NaClO₂Sodium chlorite
⟶
2CuOCopper(II) oxide + NaClSodium chloride

Reaction of copper and sodium chlorite ◆ Δ_rG −440.4 kJ/mol K 1.43 × 10⁷⁷ pK −77.15: 4CuCopper + NaClO₂Sodium chlorite
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2Cu₂OCopper(I) oxide + NaClSodium chloride

Reaction of potassium iodide and sodium chlorite ◆ Δ_rG −598.0 kJ/mol K 5.82 × 10¹⁰⁴ pK −104.77: 2KIPotassium iodide + 3NaClO₂Sodium chlorite
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2KIO₃Potassium iodate + 3NaClSodium chloride

Reaction of potassium iodide and sodium chlorite ◆ Δ_rG −238.4 kJ/mol K 5.83 × 10⁴¹ pK −41.77: KIPotassium iodide + 3NaClO₂Sodium chlorite
⟶
KIO₃Potassium iodate + 3NaClOSodium hypochlorite

Reaction with oxidizable species under acidic condition

The reaction of oxidizable species, sodium chlorite, and hydrogen ion yields a variety of products.

Reaction of copper and sodium chlorite under acidic condition ◆ Δ_rG −491.7 kJ/mol K 1.39 × 10⁸⁶ pK −86.14: 2CuCopper + NaClO₂Sodium chlorite + 4H⁺Hydrogen ion
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2Cu²⁺Copper(II) ion + NaClSodium chloride + 2H₂OWater

Reaction of copper and sodium chlorite under acidic condition ◆ Δ_rG −786.5 kJ/mol K 6.15 × 10¹³⁷ pK −137.79: 3CuCopper + 2NaClO₂Sodium chlorite + 8H⁺Hydrogen ion
⟶
3Cu²⁺Copper(II) ion + Cl₂↑Chlorine + 2Na⁺Sodium ion + 4H₂OWater

Reaction of potassium iodide and sodium chlorite under acidic condition ◆ Δ_rG −383.6 kJ/mol K 1.60 × 10⁶⁷ pK −67.20: 4KIPotassium iodide + NaClO₂Sodium chlorite + 4H⁺Hydrogen ion
⟶
4K⁺Potassium ion + 2I₂Iodine + NaClSodium chloride + 2H₂OWater

Reaction of potassium iodide and sodium chlorite under acidic condition ◆ Δ_rG −624.2 kJ/mol K 2.27 × 10¹⁰⁹ pK −109.36: 6KIPotassium iodide + 2NaClO₂Sodium chlorite + 8H⁺Hydrogen ion
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6K⁺Potassium ion + 3I₂Iodine + Cl₂↑Chlorine + 2Na⁺Sodium ion + 4H₂OWater

Reaction with oxidizable species under neutral condition

The reaction of oxidizable species, sodium chlorite, and water yields a variety of products.

Reaction of copper and sodium chlorite under neutral condition ◆ Δ_rG −500.9 kJ/mol K 5.67 × 10⁸⁷ pK −87.75: 3CuCopper + 2NaClO₂Sodium chlorite + H₂OWater
⟶
3CuOCopper(II) oxide + Cl₂↑Chlorine + 2NaOHSodium hydroxide

Reaction of copper and sodium chlorite under neutral condition ◆ Δ_rG −549.8 kJ/mol K 2.09 × 10⁹⁶ pK −96.32: 6CuCopper + 2NaClO₂Sodium chlorite + H₂OWater
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3Cu₂OCopper(I) oxide + Cl₂↑Chlorine + 2NaOHSodium hydroxide

Reaction of potassium iodide and sodium chlorite under neutral condition ◆ Δ_rG −188.2 kJ/mol K 9.36 × 10³² pK −32.97: KIPotassium iodide + 2NaClO₂Sodium chlorite + H₂OWater
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KOHPotassium hydroxide + NaIO₃Sodium iodate + Cl₂↑Chlorine + NaOHSodium hydroxide

Reaction of potassium iodide and sodium chlorite under neutral condition ◆ Δ_rG −188.1 kJ/mol K 8.99 × 10³² pK −32.95: KIPotassium iodide + 2NaClO₂Sodium chlorite + H₂OWater
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KIO₃Potassium iodate + Cl₂↑Chlorine + 2NaOHSodium hydroxide

Reaction with oxidizing species

The reaction of sodium chlorite and oxidizing species yields a variety of products.

Reaction of sodium chlorite and oxygen ◆ Δ_rG −42.1 kJ/mol K 2.37 × 10⁷ pK −7.38: NaClO₂Sodium chlorite + O₂Oxygen
⟶
NaClO₄Sodium perchlorate

Reaction of sodium chlorite and oxygen ◆ Δ_rG −66.7 kJ/mol K 4.85 × 10¹¹ pK −11.69: 2NaClO₂Sodium chlorite + O₂Oxygen
⟶
2NaClO₃Sodium chlorate

Reaction of sodium chlorite and chlorine ◆ Δ_rG −62.8 kJ/mol K 1.00 × 10¹¹ pK −11.00: 2NaClO₂Sodium chlorite + Cl₂Chlorine
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2NaClSodium chloride + 2ClO₂Chlorine dioxide

Reaction of sodium chlorite and nitric acid ◆ Δ_rG −157.8 kJ/mol K 4.42 × 10²⁷ pK −27.65: 5NaClO₂Sodium chlorite + 4HNO₃Nitric acid
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5NaClO₄Sodium perchlorate + 2N₂↑Nitrogen + 2H₂OWater

Reaction of sodium chlorite and nitric acid ◆ Δ_rG −140.3 kJ/mol K 3.80 × 10²⁴ pK −24.58: 5NaClO₂Sodium chlorite + 2HNO₃Nitric acid
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5NaClO₃Sodium chlorate + N₂↑Nitrogen + H₂OWater

Reaction with hardly oxidizable species

The reaction of hardly oxidizable species and sodium chlorite yields a variety of products.

Reaction of hydrogen chloride and sodium chlorite ◆ Δ_rG −97.8 kJ/mol K 1.36 × 10¹⁷ pK −17.13: 4HClHydrogen chloride + NaClO₂Sodium chlorite
⟶
2Cl₂Chlorine + NaClSodium chloride + 2H₂OWater

Reaction of hydrogen chloride and sodium chlorite ◆ Δ_rG −25.2 kJ/mol K 2.60 × 10⁴ pK −4.41: 2HClHydrogen chloride + NaClO₂Sodium chlorite
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Cl₂ODichlorine monoxide + NaClSodium chloride + H₂OWater

Reaction with oxidizing species under acidic condition

The reaction of sodium chlorite, oxidizing species, and hydrogen ion yields a variety of products.

Reaction of sodium chlorite and potassium permanganate under acidic condition ◆ Δ_rG −674.8 kJ/mol K 1.66 × 10¹¹⁸ pK −118.22: 5NaClO₂Sodium chlorite + 4KMnO₄Potassium permanganate + 12H⁺Hydrogen ion
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5NaClO₄Sodium perchlorate + 4Mn²⁺Manganese(II) ion + 6H₂OWater + 4K⁺Potassium ion

Reaction of sodium chlorite and potassium permanganate under acidic condition ◆ Δ_rG −398.8 kJ/mol K 7.36 × 10⁶⁹ pK −69.87: 5NaClO₂Sodium chlorite + 2KMnO₄Potassium permanganate + 6H⁺Hydrogen ion
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5NaClO₃Sodium chlorate + 2Mn²⁺Manganese(II) ion + 3H₂OWater + 2K⁺Potassium ion

Reaction with hardly oxidizable species under acidic condition

The reaction of hardly oxidizable species, sodium chlorite, and hydrogen ion yields a variety of products.

Reaction of hydrogen chloride and sodium chlorite under acidic condition ◆ Δ_rG −97.8 kJ/mol K 1.36 × 10¹⁷ pK −17.13: 3HClHydrogen chloride + NaClO₂Sodium chlorite + H⁺Hydrogen ion
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2Cl₂Chlorine + Na⁺Sodium ion + 2H₂OWater

Reaction of sodium chloride and sodium chlorite under acidic condition ◆ Δ_rG −97.8 kJ/mol K 1.36 × 10¹⁷ pK −17.13: 3NaClSodium chloride + NaClO₂Sodium chlorite + 4H⁺Hydrogen ion
⟶
4Na⁺Sodium ion + 2Cl₂↑Chlorine + 2H₂OWater

Reaction of hydrogen chloride and sodium chlorite under acidic condition ◆ Δ_rG −25.2 kJ/mol K 2.60 × 10⁴ pK −4.41: HClHydrogen chloride + NaClO₂Sodium chlorite + H⁺Hydrogen ion
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Cl₂ODichlorine monoxide + Na⁺Sodium ion + H₂OWater

Reaction of sodium chloride and sodium chlorite under acidic condition ◆ Δ_rG −25.2 kJ/mol K 2.60 × 10⁴ pK −4.41: NaClSodium chloride + NaClO₂Sodium chlorite + 2H⁺Hydrogen ion
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2Na⁺Sodium ion + Cl₂O↑Dichlorine monoxide + H₂OWater

Reaction with oxidizing species under neutral condition

The reaction of sodium chlorite, oxidizing species, and water yields a variety of products.

Reaction of sodium chlorite and potassium permanganate under neutral condition ◆ Δ_rG −303.5 kJ/mol K 1.48 × 10⁵³ pK −53.17: 3NaClO₂Sodium chlorite + 4KMnO₄Potassium permanganate + 2H₂OWater
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3NaOHSodium hydroxide + 3KClO₄Potassium perchlorate + 4MnO₂Manganese(IV) oxide + KOHPotassium hydroxide

Reaction of sodium chlorite and potassium permanganate under neutral condition ◆ Δ_rG −303.4 kJ/mol K 1.42 × 10⁵³ pK −53.15: 3NaClO₂Sodium chlorite + 4KMnO₄Potassium permanganate + 2H₂OWater
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3NaClO₄Sodium perchlorate + 4MnO₂Manganese(IV) oxide + 4KOHPotassium hydroxide

Precipitation reaction

When a certain chemical species is present in aqueous solution, it reacts with sodium chlorite to form a precipitate.

Reaction of magnesium hydrogencarbonate and sodium chlorite: Mg(HCO₃)₂Magnesium hydrogencarbonate + 2NaClO₂Sodium chlorite
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MgCO₃↓Magnesium carbonate + 2HClO₂Chlorous acid + Na₂CO₃Sodium carbonate

Reaction of magnesium hydrogencarbonate and sodium chlorite: Mg(HCO₃)₂Magnesium hydrogencarbonate + NaClO₂Sodium chlorite
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MgCO₃↓Magnesium carbonate + NaHCO₃Sodium hydrogencarbonate + HClO₂Chlorous acid

Reaction of calcium hydrogensulfate and sodium chlorite: Ca(HSO₄)₂Calcium hydrogensulfate + 2NaClO₂Sodium chlorite
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CaSO₄↓Calcium sulfate + 2HClO₂Chlorous acid + Na₂SO₄Sodium sulfate

Reaction of calcium hydrogensulfate and sodium chlorite: Ca(HSO₄)₂Calcium hydrogensulfate + NaClO₂Sodium chlorite
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CaSO₄↓Calcium sulfate + NaHSO₄Sodium hydrogensulfate + HClO₂Chlorous acid

Reaction of calcium hydrogencarbonate and sodium chlorite: Ca(HCO₃)₂Calcium hydrogencarbonate + 2NaClO₂Sodium chlorite
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CaCO₃↓Calcium carbonate + 2HClO₂Chlorous acid + Na₂CO₃Sodium carbonate

Electrolysis of aqueous solution

Electrolysis of aqueous sodium chlorite yields a variety of products.

Electrolysis of aqueous sodium chlorite with water as non-redox agent ◆ Δ_rG −187.2 kJ/mol K 6.25 × 10³² pK −32.80: 5NaClO₂Sodium chlorite + H₂OWater
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3NaClO₃Sodium chlorate + 2NaOHSodium hydroxide + Cl₂↑Chlorine

Electrolysis of aqueous sodium chlorite with water as non-redox agent ◆ Δ_rG −300.7 kJ/mol K 4.79 × 10⁵² pK −52.68: 7NaClO₂Sodium chlorite + 2H₂OWater
💧⚡
⟶
3NaClO₄Sodium perchlorate + 4NaOHSodium hydroxide + 2Cl₂↑Chlorine

Electrolysis of aqueous sodium chlorite with water as oxidizing agent ◆ Δ_rG 448.5 kJ/mol K 0.27 × 10⁻⁷⁸ pK 78.57: NaClO₂Sodium chlorite + 2H₂OWater
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NaClO₄Sodium perchlorate + 2H₂↑Hydrogen

Electrolysis of aqueous sodium chlorite with water as oxidizing agent ◆ Δ_rG 212.0 kJ/mol K 0.72 × 10⁻³⁷ pK 37.14: NaClO₂Sodium chlorite + H₂OWater
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NaClO₃Sodium chlorate + H₂↑Hydrogen

Electrolysis of water ◆ Δ_rG 474.258 kJ/mol K 0.82 × 10⁻⁸³ pK 83.09: 2H₂OWater
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2H₂↑Hydrogen + O₂↑Oxygen

Decomposition

Decomposition of sodium chlorite yields a variety of products.

Decomposition of sodium chlorite ◆ Δ_rG −174.1 kJ/mol K 3.17 × 10³⁰ pK −30.50: 2NaClO₂Sodium chlorite
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⟶
NaClO₄Sodium perchlorate + NaClSodium chloride

Decomposition of sodium chlorite ◆ Δ_rG −79.1 kJ/mol K 7.21 × 10¹³ pK −13.86: 2NaClO₂Sodium chlorite
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NaClO₃Sodium chlorate + NaClOSodium hypochlorite

References

List of references

1
James G. Speight (2017)
Lange's Handbook of Chemistry, 17th edition
https://www.accessengineeringlibrary.com/content/book/9781259586095
McGraw Hill Education
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Citation list
- ^ Melting point, 180–200 °C - p.63
- ^ Solubility in Water (g/100 mL), See the table - p.63
2
Janiel J. Reed (1989)
The NBS Tables of Chemical Thermodynamic Properties: Selected Values for Inorganic and C1 and C2 Organic Substances in SI Units
https://doi.org/10.18434/M32124
National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST)
Citation list
3
Chemical Management Center
GHS Classification Results
https://www.nite.go.jp/chem/english/ghs/all_fy_e.html
National Institute of Technology and Evaluation
Citation list

Δ_rG	−68.6 kJ/mol
K	1.04 × 10¹²
pK	−12.02

Δ_rG	−362.9 kJ/mol
K	3.78 × 10⁶³
pK	−63.58

Δ_rG	−235.6 kJ/mol
K	1.89 × 10⁴¹
pK	−41.28

Δ_rG	−40.4 kJ/mol
K	1.20 × 10⁷
pK	−7.08

Sodium chlorite

Names

List of substance names

Formulae and structures

List of formulae

Properties

List of substance properties

Constituents

Constituent ions

Constituent atoms

Ratio of atoms

Thermodynamic properties

Phase transition properties

Standard thermodynamic properties

Solubility

Qualitative solubility

Solubility in water (g/100 mL)[1]

Solubility curve (g/100 mL)

Hazards

GHS label[3]

Physical hazards[3]

Health hazards[3]

Environmental hazards[3]

Preparations

Reaction of acid and base

Reaction of basic oxide and acid

Reaction of nonmetal and hydroxide base

Decomposition

Chemical reactions

Electrolytic dissociation

Reaction with strong acid

Reaction with reducing species

Reaction with oxidizable species

Reaction with oxidizable species under acidic condition

Reaction with oxidizable species under neutral condition

Reaction with oxidizing species

Reaction with hardly oxidizable species

Reaction with oxidizing species under acidic condition

Reaction with hardly oxidizable species under acidic condition

Reaction with oxidizing species under neutral condition

Precipitation reaction

Electrolysis of aqueous solution

Decomposition

References

List of references

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Chlorite of alkali metal

Chlorine oxoacid salt of sodium

Acid

Base and basic oxide

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Type of substance

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Property of substance

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Odor of substance

Solubility in water (g/100 mL)^[1]

GHS label^[3]

Physical hazards^[3]

Health hazards^[3]

Environmental hazards^[3]