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Sodium hypochlorite solutions are unstable. When open to the air, chlorine evaporates at a high rate from the solution, rapidly reducing the concentration of free chlorine. When stored at room temperature and away from sunlight, bleach loses 20-50% of its sodium hypochlorite concentration after 6 months; breaking down into salt and water ...
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