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Hydrogen peroxide

GOST 177-88

Appearance:

Colorless transparent liquid

Formula:

H2O2

Hazard Class:

ADR 5.1
Strong oxidizing agent!
When in contact with many combustible substances causes their self-ignition.
Explosive when impacted.

Conditions of transportation:

in covered transport

Storage conditions:

in closed unheated warehouses,
without direct sunlight,
at a temperature not exceeding 30 ° C

Warranty period of storage:

6 months from the date of manufacture.

Application:

in medicine as a disinfectant;
in the chemical industry to produce peroxides (percarbonate and sodium perborate);
livestock for use in incubators, the sterilization of animals;

Hydrogen peroxide

GOST 177-88

Specification:

Mass fraction of hydrogen peroxide,%	30-40
Mass concentration of sulfuric acid, g / dm ³, max	0,30
Mass concentration of non-volatile residue, mg / dm ³, max	0,6
Arsenic	Must withstand the test of clause 3.6

Application:

in medicine as a disinfectant;
in the chemical industry to produce peroxides (percarbonate and sodium perborate);
livestock for use in incubators, the sterilization of animals;

We offer hydrogen peroxide of several types:

medical Hydrogen peroxide 37% according to GOST 177-88
technical hydrogen peroxide 37% in accordance with GOST 177-88 grade A, TU 2123-002-14356367-2004
hydrogen peroxide 60% of production Finland

In appearance, hydrogen peroxide - a colorless liquid, without sediment, has a weak but specific odor. The aftertaste of peroxide can be described as metallic. The substance is readily soluble in water, and in turn dissolves well the various layers. Peroxide does not contain harmful substances that could have a negative impact on the environment and the environment, which allows us to safely produce it on a large scale.

It is transported and stored in plastic cans with valve covers, when heated and / or shaken (jolted) canisters swell. Valves are designed to bleed excess pressure from the canister.

Spheres of application of hydrogen peroxide:

in the textile industry for bleaching cotton, linen, wool, artificial fibers (viscose, acetate);
in the pulp and paper industry for bleaching wood and paper pulp, office paper;
in the chemical industry to produce peroxide compounds (percarbonate and sodium perborate);
in engineering for cleaning metal surfaces before electrolytic coating;
in medicine as a disinfectant;
in the mining industry with the extraction of gold, uranium, cobalt for the extraction of uranium, gold, the purification of cobalt;
in agriculture in plant growing for the treatment of seeds (fungicide), silage, soil;
in livestock for use in incubators, sterilization of animals;
in activities for the protection of the environment, for sewage treatment, purification of abgas, industrial, combustion, exhaust gases;
as a blowing agent in the production of porous materials (more details on porous concretes);
in the production of disinfecting and bleaching agents;
in the food industry solutions of hydrogen peroxide are used to disinfect the technological surfaces of equipment directly in contact with the product;
at enterprises for the production of dairy products, juices, hydrogen peroxide solutions are used for the disinfection of packaging;
for disinfection, including water for example in swimming pools;
It is used in almost all colors for light hair due to its ability to discolor hair on the surface;
in aquarium and fish farming, hydrogen peroxide is poured into water for the purpose of resuscitation of fish after oxygen starvation. It is poured under the ice in the holes in the winter;
radio electronics uses it as a powerful oxidizer of surfaces in the production of printed circuit boards
and many other spheres of production.

Hydrogen peroxide in medicine

The most famous field of application of peroxide is certainly medicine (a weak solution is used). Hydrogen peroxide is an excellent antiseptic used to treat superficial wounds. A particularly good effect is achieved when treating wounds with a slight purulent lesion. This is due to the fact that when entering into contact with necrotic tissues, the solution of peroxide cracks and separates the dead tissue from the wound. Subsequent application of another antiseptic solution after treatment with peroxide allows a more thorough washing of the wound. But we must remember that hydrogen peroxide alone does not accelerate the healing of wounds, so complex wounds require comprehensive treatment and use of a whole range of means aimed at cleaning and regenerating tissues. I would like to warn readers against self-healing of old wounds - only the doctor can select the necessary antiseptics at this stage.

ATTENTION

There are no bona fide firms engaged in diluting peroxide to 30% with ordinary water. This lowers its prime cost, which makes it possible to sell it quite cheaply. But this also threatens to reduce concentration during storage, because The process of disintegration of peroxide with its dilution with water continues to proceed. We know cases of a decrease in concentration by 0.5% and more in just a week of storage. For some consumers this can greatly affect the technological process.