Storing a composition in an alcoholic gel

Details Storing a composition in an alcoholic gel Storing a composition in an alcoholic gel

2004-08-06

2008-03-18

Anthony, Joseph D. (Department: 1796)

Compositions

Oxidative bleachant, oxidant containing, or generative

Composition containing a stabilizer or a product in the form...

C252S186270, C252S186280, C252S186290, C252S186300, C252S186310, C252S186320, C424S613000, C510S131000, C510S221000, C510S223000, C510S304000, C510S371000, C510S383000, C510S384000

Reexamination Certificate

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07344656

ABSTRACT:
Stable oxidizing compositions and a method of preparing such compositions are presented. The compositions include a peroxygen, for example, a potassium monopersulfate or, percarbonate particle suspended in an alcoholic gel. The alcohol content in the gel is such that the peroxygen particle is prevented from coming into contact with water during storage, thereby helping maintain a high available oxygen level. When the alcoholic gel is mixed with water, it becomes less viscous and exposes the peroxygen particle to the water. The peroxygen is ready for use when it dissolves in the water.

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