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Examine MSDS for hydrogen peroxide 3% and hydrogen peroxide 30% from the same manufacturer. Compare the information contained in each MSDS, and explain why multiple MSDSs for the same chemical can be important.
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Examine MSDS for hydrogen peroxide 3% and hydrogen peroxide 30% from the same manufacturer. Compare the information contained in each MSDS, and explain why multiple MSDSs for the same chemical can be important. Click on each of the links to examine two MSDS reports from different sources.

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The chemical is the same but the concentration is different.

The chemical is more dangerous in its highly concentrated form.

Although the chemicals are the same, they require different handling procedures. Therefore specific information should be available for each.

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