Formula for Proper Concentration Solution Dilution for Chlorine

can any one provide basic formula for chlorine solution for me? 

Please

Thanks

hazel:)

Need a little bit more info here

What concentration / solution is it?

what are you looking for?

Caz x

its a chlorine Solution to dilute in a water to get 200ppm solution

im using 5- 10 % Soduim Hypochlorite:

i need a formula to prepare a solution to use in the commisary:

Regards 

hazel

Use following formula

                                                      Concentration of final solution required (ppm) x Volume of Final Solution (ml)                           

No of ml of NaOCl Sol required = ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

                                                       Concentration of NaOCl Solution x 10000

In case you are using 5% NaOCl solution and want to make 100ppm solution. The calculation is simple for X liter of water you need to add 2X ml of NaOCl solution.

Hope above helps

Thanks

Gourav

Hello.

Bleach is basically sodium hypochlorite with a concentration of 5.25%.

This is .0525 when expressed as a decimal.  To get parts per million, you multiply is by 1,000,000

So, the bleach solution at 5.25% is 52,500 ppm.

To figure out how much water you need to add to dilute it to 200ppm:

52,500 ppm * (how much water to add) = 200 ppm

or X = 200ppm/52,500 ppm, or .0038 ml per ml of water or .0038 gal per gallon of water

or

3.8 ml per liter of water

or

2.4 oz per 5 gallons