Research on the explosion characteristics of chlorine dioxide gas

Effect of chlorine dioxide and sodium hypochlorite on the dissolution of human pulp tissue – An in vitro study

“…The pH control of aqueous solution of chlorine dioxide can be best achieved during the time of manufacture. Currently, the minimal inhibitory concentration of chlorine dioxide for use in endodontics is not known, previous studies used a concentration of 13 16 and also at a concentration of 13.8% the solution will be extremely pungent thus adding one major disadvantage. To minimize the damage caused to the fragile human pulp tissue samples while drying, weight reduction was calculated after the exposure of pulp tissue for a continuous period of 30 min.…”

Density Functional Theory‐Based Adsorption Studies of ClO2 and Its Decomposition Products on Defective and Metal‐Doped Graphene

“…If the concentration of ClO 2 in air exceeds 7.5%, the risk of explosion increases, but if it is diluted with air, CO 2 , N 2 , or other inert gases, its explosiveness is reduced. [6,7] Moreover, ClO 2 is a strong oxidizing agent; its effective chlorine concentration is 2.6 times that of chlorine, and it can react violently with many substances, making it corrosive. ClO 2 can also seriously damage the respiratory tract, and high concentrations can cause skin irritation.…”