Hospital and Medical News

June 01, 2016

Single-step hydrogen peroxide production could be cleaner, more efficient
Madison WI (SPX) May 30, 2016
Bottles of dilute hydrogen peroxide sit on shelves in medicine cabinets across the world, yet synthesizing the chemical at the large scale requires a surprisingly complicated process that is economically unfeasible for all but a few industrial facilities. Chemists and engineers have long been working on simpler approaches. A significant challenge can be stabilizing hydrogen peroxide once it forms, because yields are limited by the molecule's propensity to break down over the same materials utilize ... read more

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