Liquid |
Chemistry Table
7722-84-1 | |
H2O2 | |
34.01 | |
Oxydol, Hydroperoxide, Perhydrol, Superoxol, Interox, Hydrogen Dioxide, Dihydrogen Dioxide, Inhibine, Peroxaan, Albone, Hioxyl, Kastone | |
784 | |
Lab Grade | |
34% | |
Hydrogen Peroxide | |
2014 |
Specifications
Assay | 34% |
Appearance | Clear, colorless liquid |
Physical Form | Liquid |
pH | <= 3.7 |
Melting point/freezing point | -32 °C |
Boiling Point | 108 °C |
Density | 1.13 g/cm³ @ 20ºC |
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A highly respected company attempted to remove several month old blood stains from off-white cotton upholstery and they were only able to lighten the stain. Am I correct that a 30plus hydrogen peroxide might work?.
Hello, and thank you for your question,
A solution of 3% or more of Hydrogen Peroxide can help remove blood stains when applied directly to the fabric.
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Sir I hate to bother you but I'm dire need of some help I bought 34% hydrogen peroxide and I need to cut it down to kill mold it's 10% too much and how much do I delete 5 gallon to make 10% thank you very much in this matter Brian Williams
Hi, and thank you for your question,
A 3% Hydrogen Peroxide solution is enough to kill mold. To make a 3%, you will have to dilute 0.45 gals of hydrogen peroxide in 4.55 gals of water.
If you want to work with the 10% dilution, you will have to dilute 1.5 gals of hydrogen peroxide in 3.5 gals of water.