Abstract: The invention relates to a method of purifying an aqueous hydrogen peroxide solution by passing the solution over a cationic resin. The invention consists in passing it over the cationic resin under conditions in which the hydrogen peroxide solution is maintained at a temperature of between its freezing point and +10° C., advantageously between 0° C. and +5° C., so as to limit contamination of the solution by sulphate ions.

Abstract: Process for the on-site purification of an aqueous hydrogen peroxide solution, in which the solution is made to pass through a resin bed capable, at least partially, of adsorbing or absorbing the impurities present in the solution. The hydrogen peroxide solution is injected into the resin bed and passes through the latter at an approximately linear velocity preferably of between 10 m/h and 50 m/h and more preferably between 10 m/h and 20 m/h, while the resin bed is kept substantially compacted for at least 50% of the time during which the solution is being purified by coming into contact with the said resin.

Abstract: Process for purifying an aqueous hydrogen peroxide solution containing impurities, some of which are in ionic form, in which the said aqueous solution is purified by passing it through at least one first resin of anionic type in order to remove at least some anionic impurities, and then through a second resin of cationic type in order to remove at least some of the cationic impurities, or vice versa, characterized in that at least a first and a second bed of a first resin of anionic type are arranged in parallel, in that the aqueous solution is directed alternately onto the said first or the said second bed, and in that changeover from the first bed to the second bed (or vice versa) is carried out when the said first [lacuna] is at least partially saturated with at least one of the anions constituting the anionic impurities.

Abstract: Provided is a process for the preparation of an ultrapure hydrogen peroxide solution. The process comprises at least one sequence which includes successively passing a solution to be purified through at least two beds of cation-exchange adsorbents (CEA) and two beds of anion-exchange adsorbents (AEA) according to the sequence: AEA→CEA→AEA→CEA Also provided is a plant for the implementation of the inventive process.

Abstract: Provided is a process for the preparation of an ultrapure hydrogen peroxide solution. The process comprises at least one sequence which includes passing a solution to be purified successively through at least one bed of anion-exchange adsorbents (AEA) and at least one bed of cation-exchange adsorbents (CEA). A non-zero proportion of the solution exiting from one of the beds is recycled to a point upstream of the one bed or upstream of a preceding bed or upstream of the first bed of the first of the at least one sequence. Also provided is a plant for the implementation of the inventive process.

Abstract: Provided is a process for the preparation of an ultrapure hydrogen peroxide solution. The process includes at least one sequence which includes successively passing a solution to be purified through at least one bed of cation-exchange adsorbents (CEA) and at least one bed of anion-exchange adsorbents (AEA). The beds of adsorbents each exhibit a height to diameter ratio of greater than 3. Also provided is a plant for the implementation of the inventive process.

Abstract: Process for controlling growth and/or removing parasites from pond water comprising adding to the pond water peracetic acid and hydrogen peroxide, simultaneously or separated in time, in amounts effective to control and/or remove said parasites.

Abstract: Provided is a process for the preparation of an ultrapure hydrogen peroxide solution to be purified through at least one bed of anion-exchange adsorbents and at least one bed of cation-exchange adsorbents. The at least one bed of anion-exchange adsorbents contains carboxylate ion of formula R--COO.sup.- in which R represents a hydrogen atom, an aryl radical containing from 6 to 10 carbon atoms or an alkyl radical containing from 1 to 4 carbon atoms. The aryl and alkyl radicals are either unsubstituted or substituted by one or more fluorine atoms. A first bed of the at least one bed of anion-exchange adsorbents through which the solution to be purified passes is a bed containing carboxylate ions of formula R--COO.sup.-. Also provided is a plant for the implementation of the inventive process.

Abstract: Provided is a process for the preparation of an ultrapure hydrogen peroxide solution. The process comprises at least one sequence which includes successively passing a solution to be purified through at least two beds of cation-exchange adsorbents (CEA) and two beds of anion-exchange adsorbents (AEA) according to the sequence:AEA .fwdarw. CEA .fwdarw. AEA .fwdarw. CEAAlso provided is a plant for the implementation of the inventive process.

Abstract: Provided is a process for the preparation of an ultrapure hydrogen peroxide solution. The process includes at least one sequence which includes successively passing a solution to be purified through at least one bed of cation-exchange adsorbents (CEA) and at least one bed of anion-exchange adsorbents (AEA). The beds of adsorbents each exhibit a height to diameter ratio of greater than 3. Also provided is a plant for the implementation of the inventive process.

Abstract: Provided is a process for the preparation of an ultrapure hydrogen peroxide solution. The process comprises at least one sequence which includes passing a solution to be purified successively through at least one bed of anion-exchange adsorbents (AEA) and at least one bed of cation-exchange adsorbents (CEA). A non-zero proportion of the solution exiting from one of the beds is recycled to a point upstream of the one bed or upstream of a preceding bed or upstream of the first bed of the first of the at least one sequence. Also provided is a plant for the implementation of the inventive process.