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Production of hexavalent chromium for use in chlorate cells

TLDR
By-product hypochlorite from the electrolytic production of chlorates, notably sodium chlorate, is used to form hexavalent chromium for use in the electrolysis process.
Abstract
By-product hypochlorite from the electrolytic production of chlorates, notably sodium chlorate, is used to form hexavalent chromium for use in the electrolysis process by oxidation of trivalent chromium compounds by the hypochlorite. The hypochlorite may be the condensate produced by treatment of the chlorate cell by-product gas stream and/or present in the cell liquor.

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