27% hydrogen peroxide is stored in fiberglass tanks – why is lime powder (the kind used for painting walls) applied to the outside of these tanks?

2018-05-28 View Original

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27% hydrogen peroxide is stored in fiberglass tanks – why is lime powder (the kind used for painting walls) applied to the outside of these tanks?

Reply #2 2018-06-04

It’s probably because hydrogen peroxide needs to be stored away from light~

Reply #3 2018-06-05

Heating hydrogen peroxide or exposing it to short-wave radiation accelerates its decomposition; using white material can effectively block light and absorb heat, which is beneficial for preservation!

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