Barium Peroxide
Barium peroxide is a potent oxidizing agent utilized primarily in pyrotechnics and specialized metal manufacturing. It is a critical component for producing brilliant green flames in signaling flares.
In the CASE industry, it serves as a specialized bleaching agent for glass and ceramic glazes. Its ability to release oxygen at high temperatures facilitates the decolorization of industrial materials.
The chemical is also used in the synthesis of hydrogen peroxide and other high-purity barium salts. It provides a stable, solid source of active oxygen for high-energy reactions.
Barium Peroxide
- Pyrotechnics: Essential for producing green flames and ignition mixtures in flares and fireworks.
- Glass Manufacturing: Used as a decoloring agent and oxidizer to improve the clarity of glass.
- Chemical Synthesis: Acts as a precursor for the industrial production of specialized peroxide compounds.
Classified as Oxidizer (Class 5.1) and Harmful. Contact with combustibles may cause fire. Use fire-resistant gloves, goggles, and respiratory protection.
25kg or 50kg steel drums and specialized hazardous material bags.