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What is the chemical formula of Chlorox bleach?
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Chlorox bleach does not have a chemical formula. It's a mixture of multiple things. That would be like asking what the chemical formula of pudding is. It doesn't have one, only the components that make it do.
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The main ingrediant is H2O when mixed with clothes.
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Quote from: Mitch on February 23, 2005, 11:58:45 PM
The main ingrediant is H2O when mixed with clothes.
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