What distinction does chlorine dioxide disinfectant and 84 disinfectant, peroxyacetic acid have?

Chlorine dioxide

Chlorine dioxide (ClO ₂) is internationally recognized as safe, non-toxic green efficient disinfection sterilization agent. It kills all microorganisms, including bacterial propagators, bacterial spores, fungi, mycobacteria and viruses, and these bacteria do not develop drug resistance. Chlorine dioxide has a strong ability to absorb and penetrate the cell wall of microorganisms. It can effectively oxidize the enzymes containing sulfhydryl groups in cells and quickly inhibit the synthesis of microbial proteins to destroy microorganisms.

Chlorine dioxide is favored by people because of its strong bactericidal ability, no harm to human and animals and no secondary pollution to the environment. The body of water sterilized with it will not damage the oral mucosa, dermal membrane and scalp, and it is absolutely safe in acute toxicity and genetic toxicology. Chlorine dioxide is not only a broad spectrum environmental protection bactericidal disinfectant that does not produce carcinogens, but also has remarkable effects in sterilization, food preservation, deodorization and other aspects.

84 disinfectant

84 disinfectant is a chlorine-containing disinfectant with sodium hypochlorite as the main component, mainly used for the disinfection of various surfaces and environments. The hypochlorous acid produced by sodium hypochlorite in aqueous solution can decompose the new ecological oxygen and has a strong oxidizability, which can cause the nucleic acid of the virus to oxidize and kill the virus.

84 disinfectant has certain health hazards. Workers who often touch this product with their hands will sweat a lot on their palms, thin fingernails and shed hair, which can cause sensitization. Free chlorine from sodium hypochlorite solution may cause poisoning.

Acetic acid peroxide

Peracetic acid, CH3COOOH, is a highly effective disinfectant with strong bactericidal capacity. It can quickly kill all kinds of microorganisms, including viruses, bacteria, fungi and spores. Because it is corrosive, it must be used in proportion to dilution, otherwise it can cause burns. It also cannot be used to disinfect human skin.