neutralise calcium peroxyde
neutralise calcium peroxyde
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Hi,
Do any of you guys knows what calcium peroxyde become after it has been neutralise by water and fire. Is it still a dangerous product?
Do any of you guys knows what calcium peroxyde become after it has been neutralise by water and fire. Is it still a dangerous product?





RE: neutralise calcium peroxyde
Come back with a little more details as Calcium Hydroxide is not considered a hazardous chemical other than being an oxidizer.
It's used in bakery goods and oral hygiene products as an oxygen bleach.
RE: neutralise calcium peroxyde
Products can be dangerous in different ways and one way to find out the different hazards of a commercially available material is to review its Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS).
I don't have experience with Calcium Peroxide but you may find the information at Solvay Chemicals website to be of some help.
http://www.solvaychemicals.us/resource_IXPER.htm
In particular, look at these links
http://www.solvaychemicals.us/pdf/IXPER/CAO2.pdf
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RE: neutralise calcium peroxyde
Now I guess, after the heat and water, only Ca(OH)2 is left
RE: neutralise calcium peroxyde
If there was a large amount of Calcium Peroxide involved make sure you keep a water spray on the material while cleaning up.
Can you give any details of the fire as Calcium Peroxide is relatively benign as it is shipped in Poly lined drums.
This would be a help to others who use the material and might become complacent.
RE: neutralise calcium peroxyde