Electrolytic process for manufacturing pure potassium peroxydiph

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The invention provides a process to manufacture fluoride-free potassium peroxydiphosphate on a commercial scale. The process comprises electrolyzing an alkaline anolyte containing potassium, phosphate, nitrate and hydroxyl ions at a platinum or noble metal anode. The catholyte is separated from the anolyte by a separating means permeable to at least one ion contained in the anolyte or catholyte.

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