Animated video: 37 principles of chemical reactions and their dangers – blood and hydrogen peroxide

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The blood contains highly efficient catalase, which can catalyze the breakdown of hydrogen peroxide into water and oxygen; the large amount of oxygen produces a foaming effect. Fun fact: Catalase is a very common enzyme that can be found in almost all aerobic organisms. Inside cells, its main function is to catalyze the conversion of reactive oxygen species into oxygen, preventing them from damaging the cells. Catalase is also one of the most efficient enzymes among all enzymes; each enzyme molecule can catalyze millions of hydrogen peroxide molecules per second. Recorder: Igor30 Risk: Low to medium. High-concentration hydrogen peroxide is highly corrosive, but low concentrations are relatively safe. There are no other threats, unless there is an issue with the source of your blood……

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