50% PURE HYDROGEN PEROXIDE WITH A VERY WIDE RANGE OF USAGE

Pale blue in color, turning colorless when diluted, a compound with a very wide range of uses.

FEATURES

_ Suitable for use in the paper industry

_ Used to give white color to papers

_ Used to clean falls, cuts, and wounds

_ Used to clean wounds after surgery

_ Used to clean various white goods

_ Suitable for use as a bleach

_ Suitable for use in toilet and bathroom cleaning

_ Suitable for use in dishwasher cleaning

_ Suitable for removing mold and soap stains on tiles

_ Suitable for use as a mouthwash when mixed with water. Prevents bad breath and kills harmful bacteria in the mouth.

_ Whitens teeth

_ Cleans toothbrushes

_ Provides permanence in hair dyes, commonly used to color hair dyes

_ Suitable for use as a spray when diluted to remove bad odors

_ Suitable for disinfecting commonly used kitchen utensils

_ Spraying plants with a mixture of water nourishes the plants and promotes growth

_ Suitable for whitening purposes

_ Suitable for sterilization purposes

_ Suitable for use in the pharmaceutical sector

_ Preferred agent in natural cellulose and organic fibers

_ Suitable for ear cleaning

_ Suitable for use as a bleach for stains on carpets

_ Suitable for use as a spray when diluted to combat bad odors

_ Suitable for use when diluted for nail fungus

_ Cleanses and clears your face from acne

_ When added to dish detergent, increases the detergent's ability to dissolve grease and enhance washing power

_ Suitable for whitening curtains and drapes when added to water

_ Applying to metals such as teapots and pans gives them a shine

PRODUCT INFORMATION

_ Molecular Formula : H₂O₂

_ Density : 1.45 g/cm³

_ Molar Mass : 34.0147 g/mol

_ Boiling Point : 150.2 °C

_ Melting Point : -0.43 °C

_ CAS No. : 7722-84-1

_ Purity : %50

WARNING

_ When in contact with heat, it turns into a flammable substance, so contact with heat should be avoided

_ Due to its corrosive and caustic properties, application without dilution causes irritation on the skin

_ Hydrogen peroxide, when used intensively, burns and causes permanent damage to the eyes

_ Heating it leads to sudden explosions and fires

_ It is necessary to dilute it in sufficient and correct amounts according to the area of use