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On the method of adding hydrogen peroxide to the water kettle
If you want to add hydrogen peroxide to the water kettle, you need to follow certain rules in order to achieve the expected effect and ensure safety.
The first thing to consider is the condition of the water kettle, and its material should be compatible with hydrogen peroxide, so as not to cause chemical reactions and damage the water kettle. Common metal water kettles, some metals may react with hydrogen peroxide, causing corrosion, so choose a water kettle of suitable material.
Then, determine the amount of hydrogen peroxide. It depends on the size of the water kettle, the demand for water and the expected effect. If the dosage is too small, it will be difficult to achieve the purpose; if the dosage is too much, it may be dangerous. Generally speaking, it is appropriate to add a small amount gradually to observe its changes while adding.
When adding, the action should be slow. First dilute the hydrogen peroxide with an appropriate amount of water, slowly pour it into the water kettle in operation, and stir at the same time to mix the two evenly. This can prevent the local concentration of hydrogen peroxide from being too high and causing accidents.
Furthermore, pay attention to the condition of the environment. The place where hydrogen peroxide is added should be well ventilated to avoid open flames and hot topic sources. Because the hydrogen peroxide is heated or exposed to open flames, there is a risk of decomposition and explosion.
After filling, closely observe the operation of the water kettle. If there is any abnormality, such as sudden change in water temperature, odor or abnormal bubbles, etc., stop the operation immediately to find out the reason.
In short, add hydrogen peroxide to the water kettle, proceed with caution, and follow the above steps to achieve safety.
If you want to add hydrogen peroxide to the water kettle, you need to follow certain rules in order to achieve the expected effect and ensure safety.
The first thing to consider is the condition of the water kettle, and its material should be compatible with hydrogen peroxide, so as not to cause chemical reactions and damage the water kettle. Common metal water kettles, some metals may react with hydrogen peroxide, causing corrosion, so choose a water kettle of suitable material.
Then, determine the amount of hydrogen peroxide. It depends on the size of the water kettle, the demand for water and the expected effect. If the dosage is too small, it will be difficult to achieve the purpose; if the dosage is too much, it may be dangerous. Generally speaking, it is appropriate to add a small amount gradually to observe its changes while adding.
When adding, the action should be slow. First dilute the hydrogen peroxide with an appropriate amount of water, slowly pour it into the water kettle in operation, and stir at the same time to mix the two evenly. This can prevent the local concentration of hydrogen peroxide from being too high and causing accidents.
Furthermore, pay attention to the condition of the environment. The place where hydrogen peroxide is added should be well ventilated to avoid open flames and hot topic sources. Because the hydrogen peroxide is heated or exposed to open flames, there is a risk of decomposition and explosion.
After filling, closely observe the operation of the water kettle. If there is any abnormality, such as sudden change in water temperature, odor or abnormal bubbles, etc., stop the operation immediately to find out the reason.
In short, add hydrogen peroxide to the water kettle, proceed with caution, and follow the above steps to achieve safety.
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