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Hydrogen peroxide has many uses, including as a disinfectant, bleach, and stain remover. Disinfectant

• HouseholdUse diluted hydrogen peroxide to disinfect surfaces like counters, sinks, and toilets 
• HealthcareUse hydrogen peroxide to disinfect surfaces in hospitals, including patient rooms and operating rooms 
• Food productionUse hydrogen peroxide to kill bacteria on surfaces and machinery in food processing facilities 
• Laboratory equipmentUse hydrogen peroxide to disinfect equipment and surfaces in scientific and medical labs 

Bleach 

• Textiles: Use hydrogen peroxide to bleach textiles
• Paper: Use hydrogen peroxide to bleach paper
• Hair: Use hydrogen peroxide to bleach hair
• Teeth: Use hydrogen peroxide to whiten teeth
• Nails: Use hydrogen peroxide to whiten nails

Stain remover 

• Household stains: Use hydrogen peroxide to remove household stains
• Pit stains: Use hydrogen peroxide to remove armpit stains

Other uses

• Rocket fuels: Use hydrogen peroxide as a component of rocket fuels 
• Foam rubber: Use hydrogen peroxide as a reagent for producing foam rubber 
• Organic chemicals: Use hydrogen peroxide as a reagent for producing organic chemicals 

Isopropyl alcohol (IPAcap I cap P cap A������) is a colorless, flammable liquid with a sharp odor that is used in many products, including cosmetics, pharmaceuticals, and cleaners. It is also known as 2-propanol.  Household uses

• Cleaning Isopropyl alcohol can be used to clean blinds, dry erase boards, makeup brushes, sinks, chrome, and more. 
• Disinfecting Isopropyl alcohol can be used to disinfect computer mice, keyboards, and mobile phones. 
• Hand sanitizer Isopropyl alcohol is an acceptable alcohol to use in hand sanitizer. You can make your own hand sanitizer by mixing rubbing alcohol with aloe vera gel and a few drops of essential oil. 

Industrial uses 

• Manufacturing: Isopropyl alcohol is used in industrial settings to manufacture products.
• Pharmaceuticals: Isopropyl alcohol is used in pharmaceuticals.
• Cosmetics: Isopropyl alcohol is used in cosmetics, skin and hair products, and perfumes.
• Lacquers: Isopropyl alcohol is used in the preparation of lacquers.
• Dyes: Isopropyl alcohol is used in dyes.
• Antifreezes: Isopropyl alcohol is used in antifreezes.

Isopropyl alcohol is a chemical that kills germs, such as bacteria, to prevent contamination and infection. 

"Odourless" isopropyl alcohol, also known as IPA, is primarily used as a disinfectant and solvent due to its ability to quickly evaporate and effectively kill bacteria, making it common in applications like cleaning electronic components, sanitizing surfaces, and as a component in hand sanitizers and rubbing alcohol, while leaving behind minimal odor. Key uses of odourless isopropyl alcohol:

• Disinfectant:Cleaning and sanitizing surfaces like countertops, doorknobs, medical equipment, and electronic devices. 
• Antiseptic:Used in first aid to clean minor wounds and before injections due to its germ-killing properties. 
• Solvent:Dissolving oils, grease, and other substances in cleaning applications, including removing ink stains. 
• Cosmetic applications:Found in some toners, aftershaves, and makeup removers due to its ability to remove excess oil and quickly dry. 
• Industrial applications:Cleaning and degreasing machinery parts, removing adhesives, and as a component in certain paints and coatings. 

Important points to remember:

• Concentration matters:While "odourless" isopropyl alcohol typically refers to a high-quality, pure form with minimal odor, the concentration can vary depending on the application. 
• Safety precautions:Always follow safety guidelines when using isopropyl alcohol, as it is flammable and can irritate skin and eyes if used improperly. 

Acetonitrile is a colorless, flammable liquid that has many uses, including:

• Solvent: Acetonitrile is used as a solvent in the production of pharmaceuticals, perfumes, pesticides, and plastics. It's also used as a non-aqueous solvent for inorganic salts. 
• Starting material: Acetonitrile is used as a starting material in the production of other industrial chemicals, such as vitamin B, acetophene, thiamine, and lithium batteries. 
• Extraction: Acetonitrile is used to extract fatty acids from animal and vegetable oils. It's also used in industry extraction. 
• Laboratory solvent: Acetonitrile is used as a laboratory solvent for organic and inorganic compounds. 
• Nonaqueous titrations: Acetonitrile is used in nonaqueous titrations. 
• Carbon-carbon supercapacitors: Acetonitrile is used as an electrolyte in carbon-carbon supercapacitors. 

Acetonitrile is also known as methyl cyanide or cyanomethane. 

Tetrahydrofuran (THF) is a colorless, flammable solvent with many uses, including in the chemical industry, pharmaceuticals, and agriculture. Chemical industry

• SolventTHF is a solvent for organic synthesis, adhesives, resins, paints, printing inks, and plastics composites 
• Reaction mediumTHF is used as a reaction medium for polymerization reactions, Grignard reactions, and Wittig reactions 
• Starting materialTHF is used as a starting material for the synthesis of active substances and other compounds 

Pharmaceuticals 

• Solvent: THF is used as a solvent for reaction and purification in pharmaceutical manufacturing

Agriculture 

• Solvent: THF is used as a solvent for reaction and purification in agricultural manufacturing

Other uses

• Wetting agent: THF is used as a wetting agent for textiles 
• Chromatography: THF is used in the preparation of solutions for spectroscopy and other analytical techniques 

THF is miscible with water and most organic solvents. It can form explosive peroxides when stored in air, but this can be prevented by adding an inhibitor such as butylated hydroxytoluene (BHT).