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Hydrogen Peroxide on Wool
On the Method of Treating Wool with Hydrogen Peroxide
There are wool in the world, and there are many methods of cleaning and protecting it. Today, only on the use of hydrogen peroxide in wool.
Hydrogen peroxide has oxidizing properties. When applying it to wool, be cautious. Wool, a natural fiber, is soft and elastic, but its chemical structure is vulnerable to strong oxidants.
If the wool is lightly stained with hydrogen peroxide, and the concentration is appropriate and timely, it may remove its stain and increase its whiteness. However, if the concentration is high and long, it will greatly harm the wool. High concentration of hydrogen peroxide, its oxidizing activity is severe, can break the protein structure of wool fibers, cause fiber brittleness, rough hair, lose its original soft luster, and even break, damage its use.
Therefore, the use of hydrogen peroxide in wool must be carefully reviewed. It is often appropriate to use a dilute solution, and it should be used temporarily, not soaked for a long time. After soaking, wash it with water as soon as possible, remove the residual hydrogen peroxide, and prevent it from continuing to erode the wool.
Also, try a little wool before use, and observe its reaction. If the hair is intact and the color does not change, it can be widely used; if there is any abnormality, it must be adjusted to avoid destroying the wool.
In general, although hydrogen peroxide protects wool, it has the effect of decontamination and whitening, but risks coexist. It is necessary to pay attention to the concentration and time in order to ensure the quality of wool and use it for a long time.
There are wool in the world, and there are many methods of cleaning and protecting it. Today, only on the use of hydrogen peroxide in wool.
Hydrogen peroxide has oxidizing properties. When applying it to wool, be cautious. Wool, a natural fiber, is soft and elastic, but its chemical structure is vulnerable to strong oxidants.
If the wool is lightly stained with hydrogen peroxide, and the concentration is appropriate and timely, it may remove its stain and increase its whiteness. However, if the concentration is high and long, it will greatly harm the wool. High concentration of hydrogen peroxide, its oxidizing activity is severe, can break the protein structure of wool fibers, cause fiber brittleness, rough hair, lose its original soft luster, and even break, damage its use.
Therefore, the use of hydrogen peroxide in wool must be carefully reviewed. It is often appropriate to use a dilute solution, and it should be used temporarily, not soaked for a long time. After soaking, wash it with water as soon as possible, remove the residual hydrogen peroxide, and prevent it from continuing to erode the wool.
Also, try a little wool before use, and observe its reaction. If the hair is intact and the color does not change, it can be widely used; if there is any abnormality, it must be adjusted to avoid destroying the wool.
In general, although hydrogen peroxide protects wool, it has the effect of decontamination and whitening, but risks coexist. It is necessary to pay attention to the concentration and time in order to ensure the quality of wool and use it for a long time.
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