The decomposition of 35% hydrogen peroxide in enclosed spaces
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Dear experts, I have a question: theoretically, 35% hydrogen peroxide continues to decompose, but what is the rate of its decomposition when it is placed in a sealed space at room temperature? If decomposition is allowed without restriction, the pressure in the space above the liquid surface will continue to rise – can hydrogen peroxide still continue to decompose? Will it ultimately reach a state of gas-liquid equilibrium?
It’s just a joke – during decomposition, the temperature and pressure rise, and by the time it reaches a certain level, it’s too late to relieve the pressure in time.
I see; such things really can’t be taken lightly