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How To Handle Hydrogen Peroxide
On the treatment of hydrogen peroxide
Hydrogen peroxide is a chemical substance with strong oxidizing properties, so use it with caution. Its nature is lively, and when disposing of it, be sure to understand its rationale and follow its method to be safe and effective.
Where hydrogen peroxide is taken, check its container first to see if it is damaged and leaking. If the container is damaged, the hydrogen peroxide is easy to escape, causing environmental pollution and dangerous. When taking it, you must wear protective equipment, such as gloves, goggles, etc. Gloves to prevent contact with its liquid and damage the skin, and goggles can prevent it from splashing into the eyes and damaging the light.
When storing hydrogen peroxide, choose a cool, dry and ventilated place. Avoid direct sunlight, because light can promote its decomposition. It should not be co-placed with flammable or reducing substances to prevent violent reactions and lead to fire and explosion.
If used in experiments or industry, the concentration must be precisely formulated. According to the required effect, according to the proportion. Excessive concentration, although strong oxidation, is dangerous; too low will not achieve the expected work.
After use, the remaining hydrogen peroxide should not be discarded at will. It should be disposed of according to the prescribed law, or neutralized, or handed over to a professional organization. Dumping at will not only pollutes the environment, but also hurts others.
Be cautious throughout the operation of hydrogen peroxide. If you accidentally touch it, rinse it with plenty of water quickly. If the condition is serious, seek medical attention urgently. In this way, the safety of people and things can be guaranteed, and hydrogen peroxide can be used to the best of its ability.
Hydrogen peroxide is a chemical substance with strong oxidizing properties, so use it with caution. Its nature is lively, and when disposing of it, be sure to understand its rationale and follow its method to be safe and effective.
Where hydrogen peroxide is taken, check its container first to see if it is damaged and leaking. If the container is damaged, the hydrogen peroxide is easy to escape, causing environmental pollution and dangerous. When taking it, you must wear protective equipment, such as gloves, goggles, etc. Gloves to prevent contact with its liquid and damage the skin, and goggles can prevent it from splashing into the eyes and damaging the light.
When storing hydrogen peroxide, choose a cool, dry and ventilated place. Avoid direct sunlight, because light can promote its decomposition. It should not be co-placed with flammable or reducing substances to prevent violent reactions and lead to fire and explosion.
If used in experiments or industry, the concentration must be precisely formulated. According to the required effect, according to the proportion. Excessive concentration, although strong oxidation, is dangerous; too low will not achieve the expected work.
After use, the remaining hydrogen peroxide should not be discarded at will. It should be disposed of according to the prescribed law, or neutralized, or handed over to a professional organization. Dumping at will not only pollutes the environment, but also hurts others.
Be cautious throughout the operation of hydrogen peroxide. If you accidentally touch it, rinse it with plenty of water quickly. If the condition is serious, seek medical attention urgently. In this way, the safety of people and things can be guaranteed, and hydrogen peroxide can be used to the best of its ability.
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