sunlight chemistry?

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I store my 2-part chemicals in the glass jugs I mix them in (BRS soda ash and calcium chloride). Due to space constraints, I have to store the jars with unused chemicals in a place that gets 3-4 hours of direct sunlight a day. Will that change the chemistry? I know it does with beer!
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I store my 2-part chemicals in the glass jugs I mix them in (BRS soda ash and calcium chloride). Due to space constraints, I have to store the jars with unused chemicals in a place that gets 3-4 hours of direct sunlight a day. Will that change the chemistry? I know it does with beer!
Thanks, Arch

No, there is no reaction driven by light in that scenario.
 

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