Let's break down what are the categories of antiseptic-1?
Bactericidal preservatives are mainly used to ensure that materials do not deteriorate during use by killing bacteria or making them lose their ability to grow and reproduce. Bactericidal preservatives can denature proteins in microorganisms, reduce the activity of cells, promote the death of bacteria, and can also mutate the cellular genetic genes of microorganisms or interfere with the activity of enzymes inside cells to make it difficult to reproduce.
There are many kinds of sterilization preservatives, which can be divided into inorganic sterilization preservatives and organic sterilization preservatives according to the different molecular structures.
1, inorganic bactericidal preservatives
According to its different principle of action, it can be divided into oxidation type and reduced prototype. Reductive antiseptic is due to its reducing capacity and has a bactericidal effect and bleaching effect, such as sulfite and its salt, mainly used as bleach agent; Oxidizing antiseptic is the use of oxidation capacity and sterilization, this kind of antiseptic capacity is strong, but the chemical properties are more unstable, easy to decompose, the effect can not last, and there is odor, so it is used for equipment, containers, semi-finished products and water disinfection and sterilization, mainly including chlorine preparations and peroxide.
2. Hypochlorite
Hypochlorite is a traditional bleaching agent, in which the available chlorine has a strong bactericidal effect, chlorine can invade the microbial cells, destroy the enzyme protein in the cell, or inhibit the enzyme sensitive to oxidation, resulting in microbial death. Hypochlorite has a killing effect on many microorganisms such as reproductive cells, spores, viruses, yeasts, molds, etc. The bactericidal effect is enhanced under high temperature, high concentration, long time and low pH value.
3. Chloramine
Chloramine is an effective weak oxidizing fungicide. Chloramines used in paper mills are usually directly mixed with sulfuric acid and bleaching solution (18-20 g/L available chlorine). The mixed reaction varies according to the pH value of the solution, the reaction product is NHC12 when the pH value is 5, and the reaction product is NH2Cl when the pH value is above 7. The amount of chloramine added to the pulp is 0.03%-0.05% of the pulp amount. If used in white water, chloramine is 3-5m/L of white water. When manufacturing and using chloramines, it should be carried out under alkaline or weakly alkaline conditions, if the pH value is too high, it will reduce the bactericidal ability. The advantages of using chloramines are low cost and good effect, but the disadvantages are large odor, affecting the operating environment and unfavorable to human health. In order to prevent bacteria from developing resistance, alternating the use of chloramine and copper sulfate according to the cleaning cycle will have a good effect.
4, organic antiseptic
Organic bactericidal preservatives have the advantages of high efficiency, low toxicity and good biodegradability, and are widely used in the paper industry. At present, organic sulfur, organic bromine and heterocyclic compounds containing nitrogen and sulfur are mainly used.
There are many domestic companies committed to the research and sales of this kind of fungicide, concentrated in East China (Nanjing Gutian), South China (Guangzhou Guyi).
