| Sodium Percarbonate
Oxygen bleaching chemical, widely
used in various cleaning and disinfecting products, e.g. laundry
detergents, all fabric bleaches, wood deck bleaches, and
disinfector and deodorizer for institutional and home
applications. |
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| Sodium Perborate The traditional oxygen
bleaching chemical, similar to sodium percarbonate that has a good
bleaching effect. Mainly used in detergent formulations
(incorporating with a bleaching activator e.g. Tetra
Acetyl Ethylene Diamine) |
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| Calcium
Peroxide
A stable oxygen
releasing chemical that found its increasing applications in
groundwater remediation, waste water treatment, soil
decontamination, oxygen supply for plants, and fish pond
oxygenation, etc. |
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| Magnesium
Peroxide
Another stable oxygen source for
groundwater remediation, bioremediation of contaminated soils. |
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| Zinc
Peroxide
It is used in the blowing
composition in preparing a foamed product of synthetic resin and
an excellent accelerator in the vulcanisation of polysulphide
rubber. It may function as an oxidant and oxygen donor
forexplsives. |
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| Potassium Monopersulfate
Provides powerful non-chlorine
oxidation for variety of industrial and consumer uses. Mainly used
in oral hygiene formulations, pool and spa shock and disinfection,
paper recycling, printed circuit board etching, laundry bleaches,
etc |
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| Urea
Hydrogen Peroxide
Useful as bleaching agent,
antisepic and disinfectant for a wide range of applications.
Compared with hydrogen peroxide and peracetic acid, it offers many
advantages including a more excellent sterilizability, broader
disinfect spectrum, lower concentration and free of residual
poison. |
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| Thiourea
Dioxide
Also called formamidine-sulfinic
acid. It is a strong reductant widely used in leather processing
industry, paper, pulp and board industry, photographic industry.
Recently spotlighted as a substitute for NaClO bleaching and for
sodium hydrosulfite bleaching. |
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