Assertion: hydrogen peroxide | /r/HasProperty | effective
Facets:
value: very
type: DEGREE
value: in both the hydrocarbon industry
type: LOCATION
value: at low concentrations
type: TEMPORAL
value: no longer
type: TEMPORAL
value: in killing viruses
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: in teeth whitening
type: OTHER
value: against many different types of mold
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: in patients
type: OTHER
value: in spot-disinfecting fabrics
type: LOCATION
value: in precipitation
type: LOCATION
value: for worker protection with proper use
type: PURPOSE
value: typically
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: If a large fraction of the BOD and COD is contributed by inorganic reduced sulfur compounds such as sulfides, sulfides, or thiosulfate, then hydrogen peroxide alone is typically effective.
text: Even at low concentrations, hydrogen peroxide is an effective antibacterial agent, and after carrying out its sterilizing function it breaks down into plain water, in contrast to other agents such as chlorine that can leave unwanted byproducts from its production and use.
text: Hydrogen peroxides can be an effective tool for worker protection with proper use.
text: Hydrogen peroxide is an effective oxidizing agent and it has shelf life of 1 – 3 years when unopened.
text: Hydrogen peroxide is very effective in the oxidation and precipitation of iron.
text: As the industry shifted its focus to the remediation of chlorinated solvents, hydrogen peroxide was found to be effective in both the hydrocarbon industry and the chlorinated solvent industry.
text: If hydrogen peroxide is so effective, why is it not made use of in “modern” medicine?
text: Hydrogen peroxide was effective in spot-disinfecting fabrics in patients’ rooms 397.
text: Okay, we don’t recommend hydrogen peroxide as a disinfectant although we do say it is effective for iron and sulfur-producing bacteria.
text: Hydrogen peroxide is effective against many different types of mold, and can help to clean and detoxify a wide variety of surfaces.
text: It is very effective in teeth whitening.
text: Hydrogen peroxide can be very effective in killing viruses and germs that commonly form in your home.
text: Hydrogen peroxide produces a fizz when poured on any surface, but when you do not experience any kind of fizz from hydrogen peroxide, it means your Hydrogen peroxide have lost its potency and will be no longer effective.
text: Even at low concentrations, hydrogen peroxide is an effective antibacterial agent, and after carrying out its sterilizing function it breaks down into plain water, in contrast to other agents such as chlorine that can leave unwanted byproducts from its production and use.