IAM Oxidizing Agent
1 of 15 products in this brandIAM Oxidizing Agent is an enzyme that presents in the cells of plants, animals and aerobic (oxygen requiring) bacteria. It promotes the conversion of hydrogen peroxide, a powerful and harmful oxidizing agent, into water and molecular oxygen. It is widely used for removal of H2O2 in textile industry, semiconductor and electronics factory. It saves time and energy and is environmental-friendly.
Chemical Family: Enzymes
Functions: Oxidizing Agent
Enhanced TDS
Identification
- Chemical Family
Applications
- Applicable Processes
Benefits & Claims
- Labeling Claims
Features & Benefits
- Benefits for the Wastewater Treatment Industry
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- Removal of residual hydrogen peroxide (H2O2)
- Reduction of water consumption
- Reduction of energy and time consumption
- Eco friendly and bio-degradable
- Benefits of Enzyme Process
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- Applicable to existing facility without additional equipment
- No additional treatment required for chemical catalysts (enzyme is bio degraded by microorganism in existing bio filter)
Functions
- Industrial Additives Functions
- Function
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Oxidizing Agent
Identification & Functionality
- Source
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Thermostable Fungi
Packaging & Availability
- Packaging Type
- Package
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Package unit: 1 MT (IBC Tank)
Storage & Handling
- Storage
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Avoid a direct ray of light and keep cool.
Technical Details & Test Data
- Guideline for the Wastewater Treatment
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- Fill the bath with Katalase TM AK 400L instead of chemical catalyst
- After neutralizing waste water , put Katalase TM AK 400L in the bath containing wastewater
- After decomposition of hydrogen peroxide(H 2 O 2 ), the catalase in wastewater is bio degraded by microorganisms in bio filter
- Optimum for Temperature and pH
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Katalase AK Optimum Temperature
Katalase AK Optimum pH
- Recommendation of Operational Condition
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- Stable pH range: pH 4.0 ~ 10.0
- Optimum pH: pH 6.0 ~ 8.0, ( ≥ 40% of activity remains at pH 4.0)
- Temperature stability: stable at 20 70
- Optimum temperature: 30 ~ 60
- Process time: 5~20 minutes