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On the effectiveness of hydrogen peroxide in sterilization
Recent research, in the method of sterilization, the use of hydrogen peroxide is gradually becoming apparent. Hydrogen peroxide, its reactivity, is effective in killing bacteria.
The variety of pathogens is diverse, which is harmful to human health and cleanliness. The reason why hydrogen peroxide can sterilize bacteria is because of its strong oxidation. When encountering pathogens, the molecular structure of hydrogen peroxide is disassembled, releasing reactive oxygen atoms. This reactive oxygen atom is extremely aggressive and can directly enter the pathogen, react with the protein, nucleic acid and other key components of the pathogen, disrupt its structure, disrupt its function, and eventually cause the pathogen to die.
According to various practices, in daily cleaning, wiping the surface of utensils with an appropriate amount of hydrogen peroxide solution can effectively eliminate common bacteria and viruses. Such as Escherichia coli, Staphylococcus aureus, etc., when encountering hydrogen peroxide, it is difficult to escape the path of extinction. Even in medical scenarios, hydrogen peroxide is often used for wound cleaning. It can kill bacteria around the wound, prevent the risk of infection, and promote wound healing.
It should also be used with caution. If the concentration of hydrogen peroxide is too high, although it has strong sterilization power, it may hurt human tissue and damage the material of utensils. Therefore, when using it, choose the appropriate concentration according to the specific situation. And its stability is not good, it should be stored in a cool and dark place to prevent its decomposition from losing its effectiveness.
All in all, hydrogen peroxide is a good way to kill bacteria, but it can be used reasonably to avoid its harm, keep the environment clean, and protect human health.
Recent research, in the method of sterilization, the use of hydrogen peroxide is gradually becoming apparent. Hydrogen peroxide, its reactivity, is effective in killing bacteria.
The variety of pathogens is diverse, which is harmful to human health and cleanliness. The reason why hydrogen peroxide can sterilize bacteria is because of its strong oxidation. When encountering pathogens, the molecular structure of hydrogen peroxide is disassembled, releasing reactive oxygen atoms. This reactive oxygen atom is extremely aggressive and can directly enter the pathogen, react with the protein, nucleic acid and other key components of the pathogen, disrupt its structure, disrupt its function, and eventually cause the pathogen to die.
According to various practices, in daily cleaning, wiping the surface of utensils with an appropriate amount of hydrogen peroxide solution can effectively eliminate common bacteria and viruses. Such as Escherichia coli, Staphylococcus aureus, etc., when encountering hydrogen peroxide, it is difficult to escape the path of extinction. Even in medical scenarios, hydrogen peroxide is often used for wound cleaning. It can kill bacteria around the wound, prevent the risk of infection, and promote wound healing.
It should also be used with caution. If the concentration of hydrogen peroxide is too high, although it has strong sterilization power, it may hurt human tissue and damage the material of utensils. Therefore, when using it, choose the appropriate concentration according to the specific situation. And its stability is not good, it should be stored in a cool and dark place to prevent its decomposition from losing its effectiveness.
All in all, hydrogen peroxide is a good way to kill bacteria, but it can be used reasonably to avoid its harm, keep the environment clean, and protect human health.
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