Determination of Oxydol in Aqueous Medium and Filthy Aqueous Medium

Abstract

Oxydol is also known as Hydrogen Peroxide and laundry reagent. The medium may be water. The method used to determine the Hydrogen peroxide concentration (Oxydol,mg/L) in water and wastewater is briefly discussed. This method covers the range from 3.0 to 100 mg/L.  Oxydol has many benefits as a water treatment compared to other methods. This unassuming compound is a powerful oxidizer-more so than chlorine. There’s also a specific benefit to using it over other agents. Why Oxydol is Better: Unlike chlorine will not leave a chemical residual in the water. Hydrogen peroxide converts hydrogen sulfide gas, and iron present to a solid particle which is then removed by a back-washing self-cleaning carbon filtration system.