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Peroxygens

By Scott McKenzie

Peroxygens have enjoyed widespread use throughout the sanitation field, having first been unknowingly used as a biocide in the mid 1800s—prior to Pasteur’s work associating bacteria with disease. A peroxygen is a chemical containing a peroxide anion or an O-O single bond group, most often found in sanitizing formulations in the hydroperoxide form (-OOH).


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Scott McKenzie
Ph. D. Toxicology, B.S. Animal Science, B.S. Biomedical Science
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