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Bioremediating Sodium hypochlorite

2001

Good'Day,

Quest: Any bio-remediating Substance that can treat Sodium hypochlorite? please reply at your earliest convenience.

Regards,

Minon.A.desai
- Sydney, NSW, Australia

I don't know why bioremediation would be necessary. Sodium Hypochlorite is extremely reactive in sunlight and decomposes very readily. That's why household bleach is sold in opaque containers. A little ultraviolet light from the sun would do it.

Daryl Spindler, CEF
decorative nickel-chrome plating - Greenbrier, Tennessee
2001

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