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ISSUE 4


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Would You Believe...	(to top)
Running Low on H2O2? Breathe deep This latest installment on the natural occurrence of H2O2 strikes close to home - like our own bodies. Levels of 210 - 720 ppb H2O2 have been reported in the breath of normal health individuals. While this may not seem like much, it amounts to…… Click here for the complete article
Application Focus	(to top)
Large Municipal Wastewater Plant Controls H2S through Automated System Hydrogen peroxide has proven itself to effectively combat and control hydrogen sulfide concerns in municipal treatment facilities. However, being in an age where technology and computing are critical to every facet of daily operations, the most efficient solutions involve teaming chemical abatement with automation technology. US Peroxide, in joint with its alliance partners, is currently implementing one such solution in a large (300+ MGD) Midwestern United States municipal treatment plant.… Click here for the complete article
Safety Corner	(to top)
Technical Data Sheet Human Consumption of Hydrogen Peroxide Hydrogen peroxide is being promoted as a "cure-all" by several small nonmedical organizations. These organizations claim that hydrogen peroxide can cure a variety of ailments including cancer, AIDS, and arthritis. However, use of hydrogen peroxide for these purposes has resulted in deaths and serious…… Click here for the complete article
Educational Corner	(to top)
Tiny Bubbles! Ever wonder why hydrogen peroxide bubbles when you put it on an abrasion? The answer is actually very simple. The hydrogen peroxide (H2O2) decomposes into water and oxygen. The bubbles you see are oxygen bubbles. Even though US Peroxide uses a much more concentrated…… Click here for the complete article To unsubscribe from H2O2 Update, please go to: http://www.h2o2.com/misc/unsubscribe.html This newsletter is automatically generated. Please do not respond to this email to reach a live person. To email us, please go to: http://www.h2o2.com/misc/emailus.html To receive future issues of this newsletter via email, why not join our mailing list? Past issues of our newsletter are available in the H2O2 Update Archive.