Method for bleaching wood by hydrogen peroxide and ammonia water
A hydrogen peroxide and wood technology, applied in the field of wood bleaching, can solve the problems of time-consuming, unsatisfactory wood bleaching effect, complicated operation, etc.
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[0017] The method of using hydrogen peroxide and ammonia to bleach wood consists of the following steps:
[0018] ①Material preparation: 25% ammonia water, 30% hydrogen peroxide;
[0019] ②First brush 25%-28% ammonia water on the wood, let the ammonia water fully penetrate into the wood and react with the tannic acid chromophore group;
[0020] ③After 5 minutes, sprinkle with wood powder and wipe clean with emery cloth;
[0021] ④Then use a brush to apply 30% to 35% hydrogen peroxide, the wood slowly begins to turn white. After the bleaching treatment, it must be washed thoroughly with water and repeatedly wiped with a water-soaked emery cloth to fully wipe the bleached material clean;
[0022] The above concentration refers to the mass percentage concentration.
Embodiment 2
[0024] The method of using hydrogen peroxide and ammonia to bleach wood consists of the following steps:
[0025] ①Material preparation: 28% ammonia water, 35% hydrogen peroxide;
[0026] ②First brush 28% ammonia water on the wood, let the ammonia water fully penetrate into the wood and react with the tannic acid chromophore;
[0027] ③After 5 minutes, sprinkle with wood powder and wipe clean with emery cloth;
[0028] ④Then use a brush to apply 30% to 35% hydrogen peroxide, the wood slowly begins to turn white. After the bleaching treatment, it must be washed thoroughly with water and repeatedly wiped with a water-soaked emery cloth to fully wipe the bleached material clean;
[0029] The above concentration refers to the mass percentage concentration.
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