ydrogen peroxide is widely used in bleaching, disinfection, and process cleaning. But residual H₂O₂ in industrial wastewater can interfere with biological treatment, complicate water reuse, and create discharge challenges.
Read moreHydrogen peroxide (H₂O₂) is a workhorse in semiconductor wet processing — embedded across wafer cleaning, post-CMP polishing steps, and surface preparation. But the same chemistry that keeps wafers clean becomes a liability once it leaves the tool and enters the wastewater stream.
Read moreResidual hydrogen peroxide from cotton bleaching can damage reactive dyes and disrupt downstream finishing. Catalase removes it cleanly — water and oxygen are the only byproducts — and a new broader-range enzyme lets mills skip the rinse-and-adjust step entirely.
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