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CDS-products often differ significantly in their actual concentration - even if they are labeled similarly.
👉 In this article you will learn:
In this comparison, we use real measured values to show what is important for CDS really matters.
The abbreviation "ppm" stands for "parts per million" and describes the concentration of chlorine dioxide in a solution.
A solution with 3000 ppm therefore contains approximately twice the amount of dissolved chlorine dioxide.
The concentration determines how much chlorine dioxide is actually present in the solution.
Products with a lower ppm value contain correspondingly less active ingredient - even if they look or are described in a similar way.
In addition to the concentration, the pH value is also an important parameter.
Differences in the pH value may indicate different manufacturing processes or compositions.
In a comparative test, several CDS-samples were analyzed under identical conditions:
The results clearly show that both concentration and pH value can vary greatly.
Chlorine dioxide is a yellowish gas that is dissolved in water.
Color or odor can provide clues, but are not reliable measurement methods.
An exact assessment is only possible through analysis.
👉 Basics: What is CDS?
CDS is not the same as CDS - The decisive factors are verified values and clear information.
Those who pay attention to defined concentration and comprehensible quality can compare products better and classify them with confidence.
👉 You can find the complete comparison test here:
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