Hydrogen peroxide 35%

Peroxide has a transparent, slightly viscous consistency and has pronounced antiseptic properties. It dissolves well in water and ether. The substance is a strong oxidizing agent and reacts vigorously with many substances. Peroxide can spontaneously decompose into water and oxygen and can be mixed with water in any ratio that matches the specifications of the solution used.

Hydrogen peroxide is used in various fields:
- Oxidizing agent, catalyst, hydrogenating and epoxidizing agent used in various industries. Due to its strong oxidizing properties, hydrogen peroxide has found wide application in everyday life and in industry, where it is used, for example, as a bleach in textile production for bleaching cotton, fabrics, knitwear and in the manufacture of paper for bleaching paper and wood pulp.
- It is used as rocket fuel, as an oxidizer or as a single-component fuel (with decomposition on a catalyst), including for driving turbopump units.
- Used in analytical chemistry, as a foaming agent in the production of porous materials, in the production of disinfectants and bleaches.
- In industry, hydrogen peroxide also finds its use as a catalyst, hydrogenating agent, and as an epoxidizing agent in the epoxidation of olefins.
- For technical purposes, hydrogen peroxide is used in the production of electronic equipment.
- In the food industry, hydrogen peroxide solutions are used to disinfect technological surfaces of equipment in direct contact with products. In addition, in dairy and juice production plants, hydrogen peroxide solutions are used to disinfect packaging.