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titleOfInvention Hypochlorous acid removal equipment
abstract (57) [Summary] [PROBLEMS] Methods for removing chlorine dissolved in tap water include boiling, adsorption of activated carbon, injection of chemicals, etc., and cost reductions have been made. Unnecessary water purification means were expected. SOLUTION: A method of arbitrarily closely laminating a thin plate 1 provided with a large number of pores 2, a method of attaching the thin plate 1 to a funnel-shaped frame 5a, a method of forming the thin plate 1 into a container shape, or a spacer 5b. By a method of providing a space between the thin plates by means of providing between the thin plates and by closely laminating them, a thin plate laminate 3 or a thin plate frame 6 is formed, and tap water 4 is injected to use the ionization action of water to form hypochlorite. The acid is removed by reduction.
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