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Signs Hydrogen Peroxide Is Working
Knowing the effect of hydrogen peroxide
Hydrogen peroxide is highly oxidizing, and its effectiveness is obvious in all kinds of scenes. To know its effect, you can see all the signs.
Look at its reaction
If hydrogen peroxide is applied to the wound, white foam can be seen rising. The cover is because it meets the enzyme at the wound, catalyzes decomposition, and produces oxygen. This white foam, which is the sign of oxygen escape, shows that hydrogen peroxide is fighting against foreign bodies or germs, and exerts its disinfection and sterilization ability. When cleaning utensils, if the surface dirt encounters hydrogen oxide and gradually disappears, it is also a sign of its effectiveness. The dirt decomposes, peels, and the utensils are gradually cleaned. This is hydrogen peroxide oxidizing the dirt, making it easy to remove.
Smell the change of its odor
Pure hydrogen peroxide has a weak odor, but when it acts, the odor may change slightly due to the reaction products. In a disinfection environment, if you feel that there is a fresh smell in the air, which is not odorous or fragrant, and slightly irritating, this may be due to the decomposition of hydrogen peroxide to produce a new substance, which is also a sign of its effectiveness. It interacts with impurities or microorganisms in the air, changing the chemical composition of the environment, and the smell is different from usual.
Test the change of its chemical properties
Test it with chemical reagents, and the effect of hydrogen peroxide can be seen. If you take a small amount of liquid after the reaction, try it with potassium iodide starch test paper. If the test paper turns blue, it indicates the presence of oxidizing substances, overtaking the active oxygen produced by the decomposition of hydrogen peroxide to oxidize iodine ions to iodine elemental substances, and the combination of iodine and starch turns blue. This phenomenon conclusively proves that it has an oxidizing effect, decomposing or destroying the substances in contact with it.
Looking at the reaction, smelling the change in smell, and testing the change in chemical properties can all tell whether hydrogen peroxide is effective or not. Observing the signs can show its function in various places, and it is used properly, which is of great benefit.
Hydrogen peroxide is highly oxidizing, and its effectiveness is obvious in all kinds of scenes. To know its effect, you can see all the signs.
Look at its reaction
If hydrogen peroxide is applied to the wound, white foam can be seen rising. The cover is because it meets the enzyme at the wound, catalyzes decomposition, and produces oxygen. This white foam, which is the sign of oxygen escape, shows that hydrogen peroxide is fighting against foreign bodies or germs, and exerts its disinfection and sterilization ability. When cleaning utensils, if the surface dirt encounters hydrogen oxide and gradually disappears, it is also a sign of its effectiveness. The dirt decomposes, peels, and the utensils are gradually cleaned. This is hydrogen peroxide oxidizing the dirt, making it easy to remove.
Smell the change of its odor
Pure hydrogen peroxide has a weak odor, but when it acts, the odor may change slightly due to the reaction products. In a disinfection environment, if you feel that there is a fresh smell in the air, which is not odorous or fragrant, and slightly irritating, this may be due to the decomposition of hydrogen peroxide to produce a new substance, which is also a sign of its effectiveness. It interacts with impurities or microorganisms in the air, changing the chemical composition of the environment, and the smell is different from usual.
Test the change of its chemical properties
Test it with chemical reagents, and the effect of hydrogen peroxide can be seen. If you take a small amount of liquid after the reaction, try it with potassium iodide starch test paper. If the test paper turns blue, it indicates the presence of oxidizing substances, overtaking the active oxygen produced by the decomposition of hydrogen peroxide to oxidize iodine ions to iodine elemental substances, and the combination of iodine and starch turns blue. This phenomenon conclusively proves that it has an oxidizing effect, decomposing or destroying the substances in contact with it.
Looking at the reaction, smelling the change in smell, and testing the change in chemical properties can all tell whether hydrogen peroxide is effective or not. Observing the signs can show its function in various places, and it is used properly, which is of great benefit.
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