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Sodium Chlorite Solution 25–31% CAS 7758-19-2 in IBC Packing

Buyer-facing sourcing candidate for sodium chlorite solution CAS 7758-19-2, typically offered at 25% or 31% concentration as a light yellowish-green liquid in 1250 kg IBC tanks. Key checks for overseas buyers include concentration confirmation, impurity profile, COA alignment, DG classification, UN 1908 export documentation, and IBC suitability for hazardous liquid shipment.

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CAS No.: 7758-19-2Inorganic oxidizing chemical solution / industrial water treatment chemicalHuman review
Identity and grade

Typical specifications

  • CAS No.: 7758-19-2
  • Chemical name: Sodium chlorite solution
  • Molecular formula: NaClO2
  • Typical concentration options: 25% and 31% sodium chlorite solution
  • Listed assay example: Sodium chlorite >=31.00%, reported 31.38%
  • Appearance: Light yellowish-green clear liquid
  • Sodium hydroxide: <=1.0%, reported 0.28%
  • Sodium chlorate: <=1.0%, reported 0.16%
  • Sodium chloride: <=1.5%, reported 0.76%
  • Sodium carbonate: <=1.0%, reported 0.11%
  • Sodium sulfate: <=1.0%, reported 0.10%
  • Sodium nitrate: <=0.1%, reported 0.01%
Who uses this page

Target buyers

  • Industrial water treatment chemical distributors
  • Pulp and textile chemical distributors subject to local compliance controls
  • Industrial oxidant buyers with DG import capability
  • Chemical toll service companies requiring documented sodium chlorite solution supply
  • Regional chemical stockists with approved hazardous liquid storage and transport channels
  • Procurement teams sourcing IBC-packed inorganic chemical solutions
Before matching

Documents to check

  • CAS number, grade, assay, and impurity profile
  • SDS, COA, TDS, HS code, and transport classification
  • Destination-market import documents before supplier matching
Package and route

Packing notes

  • Standard packing stated as 1250 kg IBC tanks.
  • Container loading stated as 1 x 20 ft container containing 25 metric tons / 20 IBC tanks.
  • Confirm whether IBCs are UN-approved for the declared dangerous goods classification and concentration.
  • Request packing photos, IBC specification sheet, net weight/gross weight, palletization details, and container loading plan before shipment.
  • Confirm IBC closure, venting specification if applicable, batch labeling, hazard labeling, and export marks are aligned with DG shipping requirements.
  • Ask whether alternative packing is available for different destination port, carrier, or consignee requirements.
Applications and sourcing options

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Use context

Common applications

  • Industrial water treatment chemical sourcing where sodium chlorite solution is specified by CAS and concentration
  • Distributor inventory planning for IBC-packed sodium chlorite solution
  • Tender comparison requiring COA impurity checks and DG export document review
  • Replacement supplier qualification for 25–31% sodium chlorite solution
  • Pre-shipment verification of hazardous chemical packing, labeling, and documentation
How we compare

Sourcing options

  • 25% sodium chlorite solution in IBC tanks
  • 30% sodium chlorite solution in IBC tanks, subject to confirmed assay range
  • 31% sodium chlorite solution in 1250 kg IBC tanks
  • Full-container DG shipment, stated loading around 25 MT per 20 ft container
  • FOB, CFR, or CIF quotation review subject to carrier acceptance and destination import requirements
  • Batch-specific procurement with COA, SDS, DG documents, and optional third-party inspection
Human review

Compliance notes

  • This product should be treated as a dangerous goods chemical for international sourcing review.
  • Supplier listing identifies Hazard Class 8 and UN 1908; buyers should verify current SDS, DG declaration, and transport classification with the supplier, carrier, and destination rules.
  • Request recent COA, SDS, TDS/specification sheet, certificate of origin, packing list, commercial invoice, and dangerous goods transport documents before order confirmation.
  • Confirm REACH, local inventory status, import license needs, and end-use restrictions with a qualified compliance provider for the destination market.
  • Do not rely on marketplace text alone for regulatory status, transport acceptance, or import eligibility.
  • Check whether concentration, impurities, and packaging match the purchase contract and receiving-country registration or permit requirements.
  • Because sodium chlorite is an oxidizing/corrosive chemical solution, shipment acceptance may vary by carrier, route, port, and packing approval.
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Questions to confirm
  • Is the offered material 25%, 30%, or 31% sodium chlorite solution, and what is the guaranteed assay range in the sales contract?
  • Can you provide a recent batch COA showing sodium chlorite assay and impurities including sodium hydroxide, sodium chlorate, sodium chloride, carbonate, sulfate, nitrate, arsenic, mercury, and lead?
  • Is the CAS number 7758-19-2 used consistently on the COA, SDS, commercial invoice, packing list, and labels?
  • Please provide the latest SDS in English and confirm the UN number, hazard class, packing group if applicable, and proper shipping name used for export.
  • Are the 1250 kg IBCs UN-approved and accepted by the proposed ocean carrier for this product and concentration?
  • What is the shelf-life stated on current documentation, and how is remaining shelf-life calculated at shipment date?
  • Can you provide pre-shipment photos of the IBCs, labels, batch numbers, and container loading?
  • What Incoterms are available for this DG cargo, such as FOB, CFR, or CIF, and which Chinese port is used?
Checks before quote
  • This product should be treated as a dangerous goods chemical for international sourcing review.
  • Supplier listing identifies Hazard Class 8 and UN 1908; buyers should verify current SDS, DG declaration, and transport classification with the supplier, carrier, and destination rules.
  • Request recent COA, SDS, TDS/specification sheet, certificate of origin, packing list, commercial invoice, and dangerous goods transport documents before order confirmation.
  • Confirm REACH, local inventory status, import license needs, and end-use restrictions with a qualified compliance provider for the destination market.
  • Do not rely on marketplace text alone for regulatory status, transport acceptance, or import eligibility.
  • Check whether concentration, impurities, and packaging match the purchase contract and receiving-country registration or permit requirements.
  • Because sodium chlorite is an oxidizing/corrosive chemical solution, shipment acceptance may vary by carrier, route, port, and packing approval.
Next step

Send the product page with your target quantity and market. A sourcing manager can then confirm sample options, supplier fit, packaging details, and open document gaps.