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On the time-consuming sterilization of hydrogen peroxide
Bacteria are born and subtle, hidden in various places, or harmful. Hydrogen peroxide has strong oxidation properties and is often used for sterilization. However, many people are suspicious, how long does it take to kill all kinds of bacteria?
When covering hydrogen peroxide sterilization, it is not constant and is related to various factors. First, the types of bacteria are different. For example, common Escherichia coli, when encountering hydrogen peroxide, if the concentration is appropriate, or within a few minutes, its vitality will gradually disappear. And Bacillus, because of its strong resistance to stress, if hydrogen peroxide wants to kill it, it will take a long time, or it will take tens of minutes, or even longer.
Second, the concentration of hydrogen peroxide is also the main factor. The higher the concentration, the stronger the oxidation power, and the faster the sterilization speed. If the high concentration of hydrogen peroxide is used to treat ordinary bacteria, the bacteria may die in an instant. However, if the concentration is low, it will take a long time to achieve the sterilization effect.
Third, the environmental conditions also have an impact. Under suitable temperature and humidity, hydrogen peroxide sterilization is easier, time-consuming or short. If the temperature is uncomfortable, if the temperature is too low, the activity of hydrogen peroxide decreases, and the sterilization time increases.
In summary, when hydrogen peroxide kills bacteria, it can be short for several minutes, long for tens of minutes or even longer. If you want to kill bacteria quickly, you should choose the appropriate concentration and adjust the environment, so that hydrogen peroxide can do its best to kill bacteria, keep everything clean, and avoid bacterial damage.
Bacteria are born and subtle, hidden in various places, or harmful. Hydrogen peroxide has strong oxidation properties and is often used for sterilization. However, many people are suspicious, how long does it take to kill all kinds of bacteria?
When covering hydrogen peroxide sterilization, it is not constant and is related to various factors. First, the types of bacteria are different. For example, common Escherichia coli, when encountering hydrogen peroxide, if the concentration is appropriate, or within a few minutes, its vitality will gradually disappear. And Bacillus, because of its strong resistance to stress, if hydrogen peroxide wants to kill it, it will take a long time, or it will take tens of minutes, or even longer.
Second, the concentration of hydrogen peroxide is also the main factor. The higher the concentration, the stronger the oxidation power, and the faster the sterilization speed. If the high concentration of hydrogen peroxide is used to treat ordinary bacteria, the bacteria may die in an instant. However, if the concentration is low, it will take a long time to achieve the sterilization effect.
Third, the environmental conditions also have an impact. Under suitable temperature and humidity, hydrogen peroxide sterilization is easier, time-consuming or short. If the temperature is uncomfortable, if the temperature is too low, the activity of hydrogen peroxide decreases, and the sterilization time increases.
In summary, when hydrogen peroxide kills bacteria, it can be short for several minutes, long for tens of minutes or even longer. If you want to kill bacteria quickly, you should choose the appropriate concentration and adjust the environment, so that hydrogen peroxide can do its best to kill bacteria, keep everything clean, and avoid bacterial damage.
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