Hydrogen peroxide (H2O2) is a liquid that is pale blue in color and appears colorless when diluted. It is known for its oxidizing properties. The concentration of commercially available hydrogen peroxide solutions is usually labeled, which can range from 3% (commonly used in households) to higher concentrations for industrial applications. Hydrogen peroxide is unstable and gradually decomposes into water and oxygen over time, especially in the presence of light or heat. This makes it a versatile compound with various applications.
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Hydrogen Peroxide
Water Treatment & Mining
Home Care and Industrial Cleaning
SYNONYMS
H202 Hydrogen Peroxide Oxydol, Perhydrol Dioxidane Oxidanyl Perhydroxic acid 0-hydroxyol Dihydrogen dioxide Oxygenated water Peroxaan
MOLECULAR WEIGHT
34.0147 g/mol
CAS NUMBER
7722-84-1
CHEMICAL FORMULA
H202
HS CODE
28470000
DENSITY
1.11 g/cm3
MELTING POINT
-0.43 °C
BOILING POINT
150.2 °C
VISCOSITY
1.245 mPs
SHELF LIFE
1 year
TYPICAL PROPERTIES
Not Specified
What are the main uses of Hydrogen Peroxide?
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How does Hydrogen Peroxide act as a disinfectant?
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Is hydrogen peroxide a bleach?
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Can hydrogen peroxide be used to clean fruits and vegetables?
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Is hydrogen peroxide flammable?
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