Bleaching action of chlorine is permanent . Explain/ 12
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The bleaching action by chlorine is based on Oxidation means it requires nascent oxygen for
Bleaching action. While sulphur dioxide bleaching is based upon the reduction (Use of the
nascent hydrogen)
Another difference is the bleaching action of sulphur dioxide is temporary while bleaching
Action of chlorine is permanent.
Basically bleaching action by chlorine is strong-Used for bleaching cotton, jute,It also
Damages delicate fibres by vigorous reaction.
While SO2 is Mild bleaching agent..Used to bleach delicate fibres like silk,wool..Does not
damage fabric as its not strong.
We hope that clarifies your query.
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The bleaching action by chlorine is based on Oxidation means it requires nascent oxygen for
Bleaching action. While sulphur dioxide bleaching is based upon the reduction (Use of the
nascent hydrogen)
Another difference is the bleaching action of sulphur dioxide is temporary while bleaching
Action of chlorine is permanent.
Basically bleaching action by chlorine is strong-Used for bleaching cotton, jute,It also
Damages delicate fibres by vigorous reaction.
While SO2 is Mild bleaching agent..Used to bleach delicate fibres like silk,wool..Does not
damage fabric as its not strong.
We hope that clarifies your query.
Regards
hope it help
mark as brainliest
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