what is the amount of hydrogen peroxide in 1 gram of natural honey?
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natural honey has about 31% of glucose\n \nso the equation is:\n\nC6H12O6(l) + H2O(l) + O2(g) ---> C6H12O7(aq) + H2O2(aq) \n\n1g C6H12O6 ( 1 mol C6H12O6 / 180.2g C6H12O6 )(you get it)=\n\n .189g * .31  =  .0586 g of H2O2
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According to the USDA, there are 124 mg. in 1 cup of raw orange juice.
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You can buy hydrogen peroxide from any drug store (like Longs) at 2-3% concentration. If you're talking about other things with it in it, laundry detergents, rocket fuel have hydrogen peroxide in it.
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Caramide peroxide...which is stabilized hydrogen peroxide with urea. \n\nIt must have its appropiate surfactant, to make it effective....these are trade secrets, and you won't find much data on theses, but often they use a sorbitan ester.
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Modern medicine is only just learning of this fact. Traditional uses of honey have included honey mixed with lemon for sore throats. Honey coats the throat and reduces throat irritation. Research has already shown that honey blocks the growth of oral bacteria. Honey has also been used for stomach pains and problems. Modern research shows that honey is effective when used in the treatment of gastric or peptic stomach ulcers. Research has also revealed that honey is effective in the treatment of various wounds and infections because of its antimicrobial (antibacterial, antiviral and antifungal) properties. \n\n\nResearchers are not absolutely sure why honey heals but they are learning new things about honey everyday. We do know that honey contains a variety of sugars and minerals. Honey is also considered an antioxidant. This means it allows the blood to circulate better and provide more oxygen to areas of the body such as the brain. Honey can also be used externally to promote healing when applied to wounds, even postoperative wounds. Honey has also been effective in its use to treat burns. It has even been shown to be low in calories and useful as a sweetener for diabetics, people with heart disease or those overweight. \n\n\nAlthough there is healing in honey for a variety of medical disorders, certain precautions should be taken. If you have any known allergies to specific plants, then you should make sure the honey you are using is not made from that plant. People with allergies to bee stings should be careful when using other bee-related broducts such as propolis or royal jelly. If these precautions are followed, then honey may provide healing for you.
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Probably means 2% hydrogen peroxide, or 2 parts hydrogen peroxide to 100 parts water. 100% would be very explosive and dangerous. Most companies at the strongest only sell 3%. (The rest is water)
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Depends on what you do or care about.  Do you want to know how much sugar to add when making wine to reach the desired alcohol content and/or "dryness"?  Do you want to know how much acetylene and oxygen to mix when welding?  Do you want to fill a scuba diving tank?  Do you want to know how much vinegar and baking soda to add when making sponge toffee so it is neither bitter nor sour?  \n\nThese are just a few examples for people who are not scientists at all.  Zillions of reasons more.
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The Hydrogen Peroxide which can be purchased over the couunter for use as an antiseptic is only 2% Hydrogen Peroxide.\n\nYou would need to be a scientist working in a laboratory or hospital who can demonstrate a specific need for Hydrogen Peroxide of high concentrations.  These places have licenses for the purchase and usage of Hydorgen Peroxide in these concentrations.\n\nLastly, the highest grade concentration of Hydrogen Peroxide available for such usage is <= 30%.  There are many good suppliers, such as Sigma, Fisher Scientific, etc...  But again, they do not sell to the general public.\n\nA for how it is produced, the most general reaction is:\n\nH2 +O2 --> H2O2\n\nPurifying it away from the gases is a matter of pure high pressure liquid chromatography, or HPLC.
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oxidizing agent...perOXIDE
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Peroxide is H2O2. If it were in a clear bottle, that second oxygen would evaporate and it would become H20...water.
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15%(m/v) means 15grams of NaOH in 100ml of solution.\nHence 120*100/15= 800ml will contain 120 g of NaOH
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hot tea with 100% pure honey.  A touch of ginger brandy would not hurt either.
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Lactated ringer, normal saline (0.9%), 1/2 Normal saline (0.45%), 3% saline, 50% dextrose in water (D50) and just free H2O. I could go on with more but those are the basics.
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The following is an overall (net) reaction:\n\n    H2O2 → H2O + O2\n\nThis reaction is catalysed by the enzyme catalase. For a detailed mechanism have a look at the following link.
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H2O2 or Hydrogen Peroxide is a corrosive and oxidizer and reacts with all types of metals (except stainless steel and aluminum), dirt, leather, ect. If you would like to see how 70% concentration reacts with a leather glove or laundry detergent. send me an E-Mail to m00nd0ct0r@yahoo.com and I'll send you the two videos later tonight when I get home form work.\n\nP.S. I'm working at a Hydrogen Peroxide plant right now.
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any sort of oxidizer, sugar by itself will "burn", but as you may have learned it isnt complete combustion without a large amount of extra o2 being present.  could have been a permanganate (barium permanganate, magnesium permanganate), however if you hope to acquire some of this yourself, it might be a little hard to come by.  you could always use nitrous oxide too :) N20