Detailed introduction:
Synonyms: Peroxide; Hydrogen Dioxide; Albone; Inhibine; Perhydrol; Peroxan; Oxydol; Hydroperoxide; Hioxy; Dihydrogen Dioxide; Perossido Di Idrogeno (Italian); Peroxyde D'hydrogene (French); Wasserstoffperoxid (German); Aterstofperoxyde (Dutch);
Molecular Formula: H2O2
Molecular Weight: 34.01
Cas No.: 7722-84-1
Melting Point: -11C (90%), -39 C (70%)
Boiling Point: 141 C (90%), 125 C (70%)
Specific Gravity: 1.4 (90%), 1.3 (70%)
Solubility in Water: Infinitely soluble
pH: 1.3 (70%)
HS Code: 2847000000
Standard Executed: GB1616-2003
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Item
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Specification
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35%
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50%
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Appearance
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Clear Colorless Odorless And Waterlike
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Active Oxygen
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16.5% Min
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23.5% Min
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Specific Gravity
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1.133
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1.196
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Boiling Point
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108 C
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114 C
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Viscosity
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1.81
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1.89
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Freezing Point
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-33 C
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-52 C
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APPARENT Ph
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2.5
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1.8
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Properties:
Hydrogen Peroxide is a is a strong oxidizing agent and a weak acid in water solution. The formular is similar to that of water, with an extra atom of oxygen attached, H2O2. It is completely soluble in water. Pure anhydrous hydrogen peroxide is a colorless to pale blue syrupy liquid which decomposes violently into water and oxygen if heated above80 C. it also decomposes in light and in the presence of metal ions or oxidizable organic materials.
Applications:
Pulp and paper, chemical synthesis, environmental uses, including water treatment, textiles, mining, electronics, food and cosmetic.