How is chlorine dioxide produced?

While many methods have been discovered to produce chlorine dioxide both at laboratory and commercial levels, our focus here will be to explain to you how our product PERFORMACIDE® generates chloride dioxide for practical on-the-spot use. Here's a section of our product label which shows you the ingredients of PERFORMACIDE®:

Active Ingredient:

Sodium Chlorite: ..................................................................................... 30.5%

Other Ingredients: .................................................................................. 69.5%

Total: ..................................................................................................... 100.0%

Powerful action

Chlorine dioxide kills pathogens by a chemical process known as oxidation. It breaks down walls of microbes, effectively disintegrating them. Oxidized organic molecules cease to perform their functions and when the damage is widespread, death of the organism is inevitable. In contrast to chlorine, the oxidation occurs merely by electron transfer, chlorine dioxide does not 'halogenate' the molecules it oxidizes.

Resistant to resistance

Pathogenic (disease causing) microorganisms, like all living things, can evolve. They can develop mechanisms to overcome adverse conditions and survive. It is well-known how diseases caused by certain bacteria can no longer be treated with the same antibiotics that used to be so effective against them. This phenomenon is referred to as 'resistance', and such bacteria are called 'resistant'. The emergence of resistant strains of microbes is a major health concern.

Microorganisms do not have well-developed biochemical processes to deal with oxidizing agents. In other words, they are unable to produce effective reducing agents to prevent themselves from the damage that results from oxidative attack. This means, despite their ability to evolve, they cannot become resistant to chlorine dioxide, which is a powerful oxidizing agent. Chlorine dioxide, therefore, is resistant to microbial resistance.

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