CN106417360A - Synergistic peroxide based biocidal compositions - Google Patents
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Abstract
Disclosed is a method for controlling microbial growth in an aqueous system containing sulfite and/or bisulfite residues by addition of a peroxy compound at a pH of greater than 5. Also disclosed is a method for stabilizing an active halogen biocide in an aqueous system containing peroxide residues by addition of an N-hydrogen compound to the active halogen biocide before combining it with the peroxide containing aqueous system. Further disclosed is an optimized papermaking biocide program consisting of initially treating sulfite bleached pulp with peroxide followed by application of an N-hydrogen-stabilized active halogen compound to the paper producing white waters and an analytical method for determining peroxide concentrations in aqueous systems in the presence of sulfite and/or bisulfite.
Description
The application is Application No. 200980138285.2, and the applying date is September in 2009 28, and artificially grand Sa is public for application
Department, invention and created name is the division Shen of the application for a patent for invention of " the collaborative Biocidal composition based on peroxide "
Please.
Technical field
The present invention relates in the aqueous systems comprising sulphite and/or bisulfite residue, (for example application is based on
The solution obtaining after the reducing bleach of sulphite or suspension) the middle method controlling growth of microorganism.The present invention is further
The method being related to stabilizing active halogen bactericidal agent in aqueous systems containing peroxide.
Background technology
Reducing bleach is applied too heavily in papermaking.This kind of bleaching process generally adopts bisulfite or generates weight sulfurous
The solution of hydrochlorate.While strengthening paper brightness, the use of this kind of solution also can lead to sulfurous acid in the slurry being generated
Salt residue.Sulphite makes slurry preservation and subsequent paper machine depositional control become increasingly difficult, because many paper kill
Acarasiales agent and preservative such as dibromo nitro propionamide, OIT, particularly oxidation bactericidal agent is in the presence of sulphite
Become unstable.
It is surprising that having been found that under the pH optimizing, in the system comprise to remain sulphite, apply oxidation
Bactericidal agent can not only succeed, or even is provided that collaborative control of microorganisms.In particular, it was found that after optimizing pH, sulfurous
Hydrochlorate bleached pulp by effectively, or even synergistically can be processed with hydrogen peroxide, to be bleached and control of microorganisms.
Sulphite is to acid medium (pH<5) in, the quick neutralization of hydrogen peroxide is it is known that and be standard peroxidating
The basis of hydrogen titration assay method.It has been found that under the pH raising, when these generally incompatible materials can coexist one section
Between, this time be enough to allow bleaching and control of microorganisms application.
Content of the invention
According to the present invention, the growth of microorganism in aqueous systems containing sulphite and/or bisulfite residue can
Control in the following way:Aqueous systems are adjusted and maintains pH>5, preferably pH6-11, more preferably 7.5-10, and added
Oxygen compound.The pH scope being defined by upper and lower bound in the present invention and any number scope should be understood also to include
The subrange that all combinations by any upper limit and any lower limit are formed.
Preferably per-compound includes hydrogen peroxide, inorganic peroxy compounds such as alkali metal or alkaline-earth metal perboric acid
Salt, percarbonate or persulfate, organic peroxide acid such as peracetic acid or benzylhydroperoxide, other organic per-compounds are for example
Urea peroxide, and the mixture of aforesaid compound.Term " persulfate " includes single persulfate simultaneously and (for example, crosses a sulphur
Sour H2SO5Salt) and peroxydisulfate (that is, peroxy-disulfuric acid H2S2O8Salt).
The effect of per-compound can be improved by adding bleach-activating such as tetra acetyl ethylene diamine (TAED).
Particularly preferred per-compound is hydrogen peroxide.
If necessary, the pH of aqueous systems can by add alkali or basic salt such as alkali metal or alkaline earth metal hydroxide,
Carbonate, heavy carbonate, borate, metasilicate or its mixture are controlled and/or buffer.
In a preferred embodiment, this sulphite and/or bisulfite and the firm per-compound adding
Concentration is respectively 1-300ppm, more preferably respectively 5-200ppm, most preferably respectively 10-100ppm.
The application that can be benefited from the sulphite/peroxide compatibleization according to the present invention includes pulping and papermaking, recovery
Paper pulping is bleached with papermaking, slurry or biomass, fabric is bleached and similar application.
Will be described aqueous due to aqueous systems (such as slurry slurries) are processed with per-compound (such as hydrogen peroxide)
Form peroxide or the residue of finite concentration scope, the therefore arbitrarily follow-up bactericidal agent applying is for peroxide in system
Process or peroxide residue keep stablize extremely important.It has been found that comprising the solution of hydrogen peroxide, the making of such as dilution
Pulp material, the reactive halogen of available stabilisation is successfully processed.This additional result is unexpected, as it is well known that active halogen
Plain material can be neutralized (hydrogen peroxide can be simultaneously as Oxidizing and Reducing Agents) in the presence of a peroxide.
Also especially find there is the nitrogen halogen-containing active halogen species of knot beat all steady in the presence of a peroxide
Fixed.According to the present invention, the reactive halogen bactericidal agent in the aqueous systems containing peroxide or peroxide residue can pass through
Reactive halogen bactericidal agent is added N- hydrogen compound to this bactericidal agent before being merged with aqueous systems containing peroxide and is stabilized.This
Place and N- hydrogen compound hereafter are the organic or inorganic compounds with the hydrogen atom that at least one is bonded directly to nitrogen-atoms.
This novel method is best suitable for for simultaneously using the application of peroxide and reactive halogen.
Reactive halogen bactericidal agent is halogen (the particularly chlorine or bromine, such as element chlorine or bromine comprising to be in oxidation state 0 or+1
And secondary aluminate or hypobromite) bactericidal agent.
In a preferred embodiment, the reactive halogen being stabilized by N- hydrogen compound is (with Cl2Meter) concentration be
0.1-20ppm.Herein and below statement " with Cl2Be equivalent to active halogen concentration in given system in meter " expression stoichiometry
Elemental chlorine concentration.
Preferably N- hydrogen compound is selected from ammonia, ammonium salt, such as ammonium sulfate and ammonium bromide, other nitrifications without C-H bond
Thing, such as urea, biuret, isocyanuric acid and sulfamic acid, organic N- hydrogen compound, such as para toluene sulfonamide, 5,5- bis-
Alkyl-hydantoins, methylsulfonamides, barbiturates, methyl uracil, imidazoline, pyrrolidones, morpholine, antifebrin,
Acetamide, N- ethyl acetamide, phthalimide, benzamide, succimide, N- monomethylolurea, N- MU, acetyl group
Urea, uramido methyl formate, methyl carbamate, phthaloyl hydrazine, pyrroles, indoles, formamide, N-METHYLFORMAMIDE, dicyandiamide, amino
Ethyl formate, 1,3- dimethyl biuret, tolyl biuret, 4,4- dimethyl -2- oxazolidones, 6- methyluracil, 2-
Imidazolone, ethylidene-urea, 2- pyrimidone, azetidine -2- ketone, 2-Pyrrolidone, caprolactam, phenylsulfinyl imines, benzene is sub-
Sulfimide base acid amides, diaryl-or dialkyl group sulfenimide, isothiazoline -1,1- dioxide, hydantoins, sweet ammonia
Acid, piperidines, piperazine, monoethanolamine, glycine amide, creatine and glycoluril.
Preferred N- hydrogen compound is 5,5- dimethyl hydantoin, urea, ammonia or ammonium salt.
Peroxide in this aqueous systems or peroxide residue are preferably hydrogen peroxide, alkali metal or alkaline earth gold
Belong to percarbonate, perborate or persulfate, organic peroxide acid or the aforementioned mixture of two or more, most preferably peroxide
Change hydrogen.
(that is, the synergisticing performance of sulphite slurry of peroxide treatment and reactive halogen are directed to peroxide for arbitrary discovery
Stability of solution drops in compound or peroxide residue) advantageous applications be slurry and sheet processing, reclaim slurrying and papermaking,
Deinking, slurry bleaching, biomass bleaching, fabric bleaching or clay slurry bleaching.Preferably aqueous systems are slurry and papermaking pulp-liquor
With liquid, recovery slurry slurries, slurry thick stock, deinking slush pulp, slurry or biomass bleaching slurries and liquid, fabric bleaching liquid
Body and clay slurry.
Other preferably applications are water process, such as waste water, papermaking liquid and water, pond and thermal water, industry cooling
Water, expose water to reverse osmosis filter or ion exchange resin, and include fractionating tank and down-hole application or crust disappears
Field use aqueous systems in poison.
Other preferably applications are that food and crop protection application (include fruits and vegetables cleaning, meat and poultry to add
Work, beverage processing, fish culture and aquatic products industry) the middle aqueous systems finding.
Find (that is, the synergisticing performance of the sulphite slurry of peroxide treatment and reactive halogen pin in conjunction with both
Stability of solution is dropped to hydrogen peroxide or peroxide residue) define the cost effective control of microorganisms that can be used for papermaking
The definition of scheme.The program includes carrying out slurry bleaching with sulphite, then uses peroxide treatment, then combines having nitrogen
In the presence of the reactive halogen bactericidal agent of halogen by this slurry conversion be paper.
In a preferred embodiment, the aqueous systems that this comprises peroxide can be by described aqueous more than 5 to pH
System is added the composition comprising at least one per-compound and is obtained.
In the application of preferred merging method, this aqueous systems is selected from the slurries of pulping and papermaking, reclaims the slurry of slurry
Liquid, slurry thick stock, deinking slush pulp, slurry or biomass bleaching slurries and liquid, fabric liquid lime chloride and clay slurry.
According to the present invention, can be by combining applying sulphite and per-compound (optionally in combination with activator such as tetrem
Acyl ethylenediamine), combine applying per-compound and reactive halogen or combine applying sulphite and per-compound subsequently
Combine applying or generation per-compound and active halogen usually optimizes cost performance.This combine applying be now subjected to these materials
Quickly neutralize mutually and be prohibited.Present invention demonstrates the method for the even collaborative compound using these types of joint.
It is a further object of this invention to determining peroxide in the aqueous systems containing sulphite and/or bisulfite
The analysis method of concentration.The method comprises the steps:
I () adds the excessive N- stabilized hydrogen active chlorine compound of determination amount to destroy this sulphite and/or weight immediately
Sulphite, leaves a certain amount of unreacted N- stabilized hydrogen active chlorine compound simultaneously,
(ii) measure the amount of unreacted N- stabilized hydrogen active chlorine compound, so that it is determined that sulphite and/or weight sulfurous
Hydrochlorate concentration, and
(iii) peroxide concentrations are determined.
In step (ii), the amount of unreacted N- stabilized hydrogen active chlorine compound can be by any methods known in the art
Measurement, especially by the known DPD method measurement according to ISO 7393-2.Sulphite and/or bisulfite concentration pair
The unreacted N- hydrogen recording in the amount of the N- stabilized hydrogen active chlorine compound that Ying Yu adds in the step (i) and step (ii) is steady
Surely change the difference of the amount of active chlorine compound.
In step (iii), peroxide concentrations can pass through the determination of one of methods known in the art, for example can be by with iodine
Change potassium to be determined using thiosulfatimetry as indicator.
The preferred N- stabilized hydrogen active chlorine compound adopting in above-mentioned analysis method is in 1- chloro- 5,5- dimethyl second
Uride (MCDMH).
Following non-limiting example purpose is more specifically to illustrate the present invention.
Embodiment
State common (decimal system) logarithm of the colony forming single-digit amount during " 1g cfu/mL " represents every milliliter, be
Term " minimizing " with reference to when represent in every milliliter of before processing colony forming single-digit amount and process after in every milliliter bacterium colony form list
The common logarithm of the ratio of bit quantity.Unless otherwise specified, all percentages or ppm concentration are the concentration based on weight.
Embodiment 1
The aqueous solution comprising sulphite and hydrogen peroxide is mixed to get sulfite content (with SO at 21 DEG C3 2-
Meter) it is the solution that 20.0ppm and pH are 6.7 for 40ppm, content of hydrogen peroxide.Solution temperature is maintained 21 DEG C, upon mixing
15th, residual sulphite and peroxide content are measured within 30 and 60 minutes.This step includes residual with respect to estimating to sample interpolation
Stay the 1- chloro- 5,5- dimethyl hydantoin (MCDMH) of the excessive known quantity of cigarette sulphates content.Then pass through standard DPD total
The remaining MCDMH concentration of halogen method measurement.Neutralize MCDMH, the concentration of sulphite because sulphite is rapid under all pH
What the interpolation concentration for MCDMH deducted MCDMH records concentration, see below equation 1.The step in H2O2It is effective for leaving,
Because H2O2Do not react with MCMDH, and do not disturb gross activity halogen method, because the method is carried out at approximately neutral pH.
(1) [sulphite]=[MCDMHAdd]-[MCDMHRecord]
H2O2The H that concentration can be recorded using acid thiosulfatimetry by record KI indicator2O2Concentration is carried out really
Fixed (HACH HYP-1 hydrogen peroxide test kit-Hach Co., Loveland, CO).Because this titration is entered at acidic
OK, the method can obtain the H excessive with respect to sample sulfite salinity2O2Concentration.Because sulfite concentration can be by
MCMDH analysis and equation 1 obtain, H2O2Concentration can be calculated by below equation 2:
(2)[H2O2]=[H2O2 record]+[sulphiteCalculate]
The evaluated error of the method is ± 1ppm.
This result is shown in table 1, and the obvious residual of the two kinds of materials which show or even observe after 30 minutes is dense
Degree.
Table 1
Embodiment 2
The step repeating embodiment 1, difference is that the pH of mixed solution is 9.0, and upon mixing 5,15,30,60,120
Measure debris concentration with 1080 minutes.Result is shown in table 2, which demonstrates the co-stability of hydrogen peroxide and sulphite
Further enhanced under pH9.0, be observed wherein or even after 2 hours the bright of peroxide and sulphite
Aobvious residual concentration.
Table 2
Embodiment 3
Investigate the collaborative sterilization ability combined under the pH raising when applying sulphite and hydrogen peroxide.Table 3 below
Shown in the sulphite of concentration and peroxide be added in the aqueous solution consisting of:(a) deionized water, (b)
NaHCO3, gained carbonate buffer concentration is 200ppm (with CaCO3Total alkaline meter), (c) sulphite bleached pulp slurries,
Final concentration of 0.05%, carry the residual sulphite association least concentration of 6ppm, and (d) NaOH, to reach pH 9.0.
Micropopulation can provide in the following way:24-48 hour prepares slurry slurries at room temperature before testing
Storage, thus allow growth of microorganism to highest testing level.For untreated control population, 1g under engaged test in 3 hours
Cfu/mL=5.9,1g cfu/mL=6.5 under engaged test in 24 hours.The colony being reported is by tryptone soya agar
The always thermophilic oxygen bacterium that coated plate is carried out counts.This test result is shown in table 3.
Table 3
Seem the presence of only sulphite for the bacterial community under 32-128ppm sulfite concentration not substantially
Effect.Different, hydrogen peroxide shows the relatively low development level of sterility, and the 1g cfu/mL of gained subtracted in 3 hours
Few 1.2-3.5, reduced 5.5 in 24 hours.It is surprising that under contact in 3 hours, the sulphite/mistake of part mixing
Oxidation hydrogen system (Test No. 7 and 9) provides the effect bigger than independent hydrogen peroxide (Test No. 5).
The performance level observed shows that sulphite and peroxide are obvious under the peroxide concentrations raising
Synergy.Because single sulphite does not have sterility, hydrogen peroxide effect in the presence of observed sulphite
Enhancing be synergistic result.This result can pass through Kull et al. (F.C.Kull, P.C.Elisman,
H.D.Sylwestrowicz and P.K.Mayer, Appl.Microbiol, 1961,9,538) method carries out quantitation, the method
In specify when observe the index of cooperation according to equation 3 (SI) be less than 1.0 when there is synergy.
(3) SI=(level of A)/(level of significance of A)+(level of B)/(level of significance of B)
A is set to sulfite concentration, B is set to peroxide concentrations, can get following result:Due to sulfurous acid
Salt substantially can not be sterilized, and the denominator of Section 1 becomes infinity so that the value of Section 1 is zero.If level of significance is set by we
It is set to the level that the 1g cfu/mL producing in 3 hours is reduced to 3.5, the denominator of Section 2 becomes 160ppm (according to table 3
Test No. 5).Then it is less than 1.0 according to the index of cooperation that equation 4 hereafter can get the lower Test No. 7 and 9 of contact in 3 hours, because
The target 1g cfu/mL minimizing 3.5 that single 160ppm hydrogen peroxide is compared in these tests can generate bigger minimizing.
(4) SI=0+ (<160)/160=(<1.0)
Embodiment 4
Investigate and combined the association applying sulphite and hydrogen peroxide under higher sulphite and concentration of hydrogen peroxide
With.This condition is same as Example 3.The micropopulation of untreated control is the lower 1g cfu/mL=6.26 of contact in 3 hours, 24
The lower 1g cfu/mL=6.18 of hour contact.This result is shown in table 4.
Table 4
As shown in table 4, the application of the sulphite for 128-512ppm for the concentration does not have obvious effect for micropopulation.
Different, concentration is that the hydrogen peroxide of 120-160ppm shows the relatively low development level of sterility, the 1g cfu/ of gained
ML reduced 3.3-4.0 in 3 hours, reduced 3.7-5.5 in 24 hours.Same it is surprising that the sulfurous of some mixing
Hydrochlorate/hydrogen peroxide system provides higher effect than single hydrogen peroxide.The performance level observed shows sulfurous
The hydrochlorate and peroxide obvious synergy under the peroxide concentrations raising.Because sulphite itself does not show sterilizing
Effect, the enhancing of hydrogen peroxide effect in the presence of observed sulphite is synergistic result.Test No. 9 may be complete
Entirely strictly demonstrate collaborative.If required effect is arranged to 1g cfu/mL and reduces 4.2, it may be seen that needing>
512ppm sulphite realizing this effect.The amount realizing the independent hydrogen peroxide of this effect is 150ppm or higher.This
Define equation 5:
(5) SI=32/ (>512)+(<120)/150=(<0.063)+(<0.8)=(<0.86)
Embodiment 5
The sterility of the solution comprising sulphite and hydrogen peroxide has been investigated further in the case of no slurry.Survey
Measure the effect to the pseudomonas aeruginosa of growth in the nutriment in the presence of 83 and 830ppm sulphite.Then use pH
7.0 Butterfield buffer solution 1:The pseudomonas aeruginosa containing sulphite for 99 dilutions.Sulphite in table 5 below is dense
Degree is the concentration of final dilution.Then dilution is contacted 3 hours with 50ppm hydrogen peroxide at 37 DEG C.Untreated control
Colony's (test 1) is 1g cfu/mL=6.0.This test result is shown in table 5.
Table 5
As shown in table 5, hydrogen peroxide is for being diluted to the copper of 8.3ppm in the growth of 830ppm sulphite and when applying
The sterility (1g cfu/mL reduces 1.5) of green pseudomonad is astoundingly more than to without growth in the case of sulphite
The effect (1g cfu/mL reduce 0.9) observed of pseudomonas aeruginosa.So, by the interpolation of sulphite for peroxide
The wonderful enhancing changing hydrogen sterility has obtained further checking when without slurry.
Embodiment 6
Investigate residual H2O2In the presence of nitrogen binding activity halogen species stability.Free by the measurement of standard DPD method
With total cl concn, and pass through the total H of acid accumulator sulfite titrimetry2O2Concentration.It is free that MCDMH concentration is that gross activity halogen deducts
The concentration of reactive halogen.H2O2Concentration is that total oxide concentration deducts MCDMH concentration.By 2.1ppm (0.062mM) H2O2With 1ppm
(0.014mM) NaOCl is (with Cl2Meter) merge the stoichiometry of two kinds of materials is reduced immediately, the H obtaining2O2Residue be~
1.6ppm (0.048mM), does not have measurable free chlorine.Above reaction is shown in equation 6.
(6)NaOCl+H2O2→H2O+NaCl+O2
H2O2In the presence of the inherent instability of reactive halogen be shown in table 6.
Table 6
1)- measured using HACH HYP-1 hydrogen peroxide test kit (Hach Co., Loveland, CO)
Embodiment 7
Investigate and added equimolar 5,5- dimethyl hydantoin to NaOCl solution before merging with hydrogen peroxide
(DMH) effect.Its result is shown in table 7.MCDMH concentration deducts free active halogen concentration for gross activity halogen concentration.H2O2
Concentration is that total oxide concentration deducts MCDMH concentration.
Table 7
1)- measured using HACH HYP-1 hydrogen peroxide test kit (Hach Co., Loveland, CO)
Can see DMH interpolation can Simultaneous Stabilization merge when Active Chlorine and hydrogen peroxide.Even in the contact of 1 hour
Also obvious decomposition is not observed after time.
Claims (22)
1. the method controlling growth of microorganism in the aqueous systems containing sulphite and/or bisulfite residue, institute
The described aqueous systems that the method for stating includes being more than 5 to pH add the composition comprising at least one per-compound.
2. the method for claim 1, wherein this per-compound are selected from hydrogen peroxide, alkali metal percarbonate, alkaline earth
Metal percarbonate salts, alkali metal perborate, alkaline earth perborate salts, alkali metal persulphate, alkali earth persulfates,
Organic peroxide acid and its mixture.
3. method as claimed in claim 2, wherein this per-compound are hydrogen peroxide.
4. the method as described in claim 1-3 any one, wherein said composition comprises bleach-activating further.
5. method as claimed in claim 4, wherein said bleach-activating is tetra acetyl ethylene diamine.
6. the method as described in claim 1-5 any one, wherein this pH are between 6 and 11.
7. method as claimed in claim 6, wherein this pH are between 7.5 and 10.
8. the method as described in claim 1-7 any one, the pH of the wherein aqueous decorum passes through using selected from alkali metal hydrogen-oxygen
Compound, alkaline earth metal hydroxide, alkaline metal bicarbonate, alkaline-earth metal heavy carbonate, alkali carbonate, alkaline-earth metal carbon
The compound of hydrochlorate, alkali metal silicate or its mixture is adjusted.
9. the method as described in claim 1-8 any one, wherein this sulphite and/or bisulfite and firm interpolation
The concentration of per-compound be respectively 1-300ppm.
10. in aqueous systems containing peroxide stabilizing active halogen bactericidal agent method, methods described includes in this active halogen
Before plain bactericidal agent is merged with described aqueous systems containing peroxide, add N- hydrogen compound to this reactive halogen bactericidal agent.
11. methods as claimed in claim 10, wherein by the stable reactive halogen of N- hydrogen compound (with Cl2Meter) concentration be
0.1-20ppm.
12. methods as described in claim 10 or 11, wherein this N- hydrogen compound are selected from ammonia, ammonium salt, such as ammonium sulfate and bromine
Change ammonium, without the nitrogen compound of C-H bond, such as urea, biuret, sulfamic acid and isocyanuric acid, substituted N- hydrogen compound,
Such as methylsulfonamides, para toluene sulfonamide, 5,5- dialkylhydantoin, barbiturates, methyl uracil, imidazoline,
Pyrrolidones, morpholine, antifebrin, acetamide, N- ethyl-acetamide, phthalimide, benzamide, succimide, N- mono-
Methylolurea, N- MU, acetyl group-urea, uramido methyl formate, methyl carbamate, phthaloyl hydrazine, pyrroles, indoles, formyl
Amine, N-METHYLFORMAMIDE, dicyandiamide, urethanes, 1,3- dimethyl biuret, tolyl biuret, 4,4- dimethyl-
2- oxazolidone, 6- methyluracil, 2- imidazolone, ethylidene-urea, 2- pyrimidone, azetidine -2- ketone, 2-Pyrrolidone,
Caprolactam, phenylsulfinyl imines, phenylsulfinyl imido grpup acid amides, diaryl sulfenimide, dialkyl group sulfenimide, different
Thiazoline -1,1- dioxide, hydantoins, glycine, piperidines, piperazine, monoethanolamine, glycine amide, creatine, glycoluril and its mixed
Compound.
13. methods as claimed in claim 12, wherein this N- hydrogen compound are 5,5- dimethyl hydantoins.
14. methods as claimed in claim 12, wherein this N- hydrogen compound are urea, ammonia or ammonium salt.
15. methods as described in claim 10-14 any one, wherein this peroxide are selected from hydrogen peroxide, alkali metal mistake
Carbonate, alkaline earth perborate salts, alkali metal perborate, alkaline earth perborate salts, alkali metal persulphate, alkaline earth gold
Belong to persulfate, organic peroxide acid and its mixture.
16. methods as claimed in claim 15, wherein this peroxide are hydrogen peroxide.
17. methods as described in claim 10-16 any one, wherein this aqueous systems be selected from pulping and papermaking slurries,
Reclaim the slurries of slurry, slurry thick stock, deinking slush pulp, slurry or biomass bleaching slurries and liquid, fabric liquid lime chloride and
Clay slurry.
18. methods as described in claim 10-16 any one, wherein this aqueous systems be selected from waste water, papermaking liquid and water,
Pond and thermal water, the water of industrial colling, exposure to reverse osmosis filter or ion exchange resin and including fractionating tank
With the aqueous systems in the field use of down-hole application.
19. methods as described in claim 10-16 any one, wherein this aqueous systems are selected from protects for food and crops
Shield application, include fruits and vegetables clean, meat and processing of poultry, beverage processing, fish culture and aquatic products industry, aqueous solution.
20. methods as described in claim 10-19 any one, the aqueous systems that wherein this comprises peroxide have passed through power
Profit requires the method described in 1-9 any one to obtain.
21. methods determining peroxide concentrations in the aqueous systems in the presence of sulphite and/or bisulfite, described
Method comprises the steps:
I () adds the excessive N- stabilized hydrogen active chlorine compound of determination amount to destroy this sulphite and/or weight sulfurous immediately
Hydrochlorate, leaves a certain amount of unreacted N- stabilized hydrogen active chlorine compound simultaneously,
(ii) measure the amount of unreacted N- stabilized hydrogen active chlorine compound, so that it is determined that sulphite and/or bisulfite
Concentration, and
(iii) peroxide concentrations are determined.
22. methods as claimed in claim 21, wherein this N- stabilized hydrogen active chlorine compound are 1- chloro- 5,5- dimethyl second
Interior uride.
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