Hydrogen Peroxide (H2O2)

TECHNICAL INFORMATION

Stability

Hydrogen Peroxide is extremely stable at ambient temperatures with losses of less than 1% per year at 72 degrees F, but assay loss increases with temperature rise. For example, losses are 1% per week at 150 degrees F and are 2% per day at 218 degrees F.

Compatibility

Hydrogen Peroxide is compatible with a select list of materials.

Materials acceptable for storage tanks:

high purity aluminum
low carbon stainlees steel
polyethylene

Piping is made from low carbon stainless steel or high purity aluminum and gaskets from teflon or teflon related products.

Materials to avoid:

copper
brass carbon steel
lead
lubricating oils

All wetted surfaces must be thoroughly cleaned and passivated.

Technical Grade hydrogen peroxide is designed for those customers who need a product essentially free of inorganic metal ions. It does not contain the stannate stabilizer, which can lead to undesirable residudes or precipitates in some applications. Technical Grade is frequently used in the synthesis of organic chemicals such as epoxides, organic perozides, and amine oxides.

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*Technical Grade Hydrogen Peroxide is not intended to prevent, treat, or cure disease conditions or to affect the structure or function of the body.
This information is for educational purpose only.  It is not to be considered medical advice, diagnostic or prescriptive.