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| PEROXYGENS |
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| Peroxygens are a family of products comprising hydrogen peroxide (HP), sodium perborate (SPB) and peracids. Hydrogen peroxide is a strong oxidizing agent used mainly for bleaching of pulp and of de-inked recycled paper. Another application is in the manufacture of other chemicals such as sodium perborate, sodium percarbonate and peracetic acid. Other uses include industrial applications (textile bleaching and disinfectant in aseptic packaging) and personal and domestic applications (hair bleaching, wound disinfection and eye contact lenses). Sodium perborate is a key ingredient in detergents for textile garments and for dish cleaning. As a bleaching agent, it removes stains and has sanitizing properties. Peracids are used as disinfectants and intermediates for chemical synthesis. |
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CONTACT
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Joël Wilmot / Raf Bruyndonckx / Camelia Mihai
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Aktivsauerstoff
Aragonesas Industrias Y Energia
Arkema
Belinka Perkemija
Degussa
Eka Chemicals (a business unit in Akzo Nobel)
FMC Foret
Kemira
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| WORTH READING |
- EU Biocidal Products Directive, May 2009
- Bulk storage guideline of hydrogen peroxide, September 2005
- Change in Sodium Percarbonate Classification and Labelling, June 2005
- EU Risk assessment and risk reduction, March 2005
- Change in H2O2 Classification and labelling, January 2005
- Stability test, March 2003
- Determination of apparent pH (pHa), March 2003
- Determination of apparent acidity, March 2003
- Determination of hydrogen peroxide content, March 2003
- Ecoprofile of perborates, 1998
- Ecoprofile of hydrogen peroxide, 1997
- Proposed Colour Fastness Test and Garment Labelling, 1997
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