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Hydrogen peroxide for blackspot spores?
"J. Del Col" wrote in message
m... Take care handling 27% H2O2; it can cause corneal burns if it gets in the eyes. I'd use goggles and rubber gloves. It isn't poisonous, but it -can- burn skin and mucous membranes. For anyone wondering how in the world you could get stuff like that in your eyes, here's a recent scenario that actually happened to me (fortunately for me, I try to *always* wear sunglasses after suffering a corneal scratch while shearing a Scotch Pine on my Christmas tree farm): I had inadvertently overfilled a small sprayer with Orthonex solution -- note to self, mark the doggone "fill level" with paint! The sprayer *seemed* to be too full for me to pump up, so I unscrewed the cap so I could pour out some liquid......... As soon as I got the cap unscrewed, some liquid came out all right -- spurting directly into my face from 2 or 3 feet away! At that point, I did the logical thing: I swore I'd never do anything outside again without wearing eye protection; took a long, hot shower; and tucked myself in bed for a nap! My point: don't think "it can never happen to me"....... because it can. Anne Lurie Raleigh, NC |
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Hydrogen peroxide for blackspot spores?
elfa wrote:
Apparently Neem oil is some extract from a tree located in India. From the Neem tree, no less. More scientifically known as Azadirachta indica. -- Henry |
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Hydrogen peroxide for blackspot spores?
Daniel Hanna wrote in
home.com.au: In m Anne Lurie wrote: To the best of my knowledge, hydrogen peroxide is NOT synonymous with hydrogen dioxide -- any more than carbon monoxide can be equated with carbon dioxide!!! Anne, you're right. Hydrogen dioxide is simply water - H20. Hydrogen PERoxide is H202, i.e. one hydrogen per each oxygen atom. It biodegrades to water plus oxygen quite easily. If you want to know more, follow this boring link :-) http://www.h2o2.com/intro/overview.html Water is not hydrogen dioxide - H2O has only a single oxygen - dioxide would inidcate 2 oxygens. Hydrogen dioxide is the same as hydrogen peroxide - peroxide indicates that the oxygens are bound to each other in an O-O bond - just a fancier way of labeling it in hopes that the shopper won't realize they can get it a Walgreens for a tenth of the cost. |
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