Mitsubishi Gas Chemical Company, Inc.

Kazuyuki Minato

Takashi Kubo

Akihiro Masuda

Tatsuo Iwai

Yukio Ishiuchi

Tomio Kato

Yoshiki Itou

Jungo Taguchi

Tadashi Shimomura

Kiyonori Michiba

Kazuharu Ogasawara

Hiroshi Takamiya

Kenichi Niimi

Takayoshi Itoh

Toshimi Matsumoto

Takayoshi Hamaguchi

An oxygen-absorbing container includes a container body having a multilayer structure constituted by an innermost layer, an outermost layer and an intermediate layer therebetween, the container body having an opening part on an upper part thereof; and a sealing member bonded to an upper end surface of the opening part of the container body to seal an opening of the opening part. The innermost layer and the intermediate layer are bent outward at an upper end of the opening part and form a flat part and a surface of the flat part forms the upper end surface of the opening part. When the sealing member is unsealed, part of the innermost layer on the upper end surface of the opening part is configured to be peeled off so as to leave an unsealed mark.

Container

A deodorant, for substances containing hydrogen sulfide or mercaptans, which includes a combination of a peroxide and a nitrate ion, a combination of a peroxide, a nitrate ion and a metal salt, or a combination of a chelating agent and one of the above combinations, and a process for deodorization comprising treating a substance for treatment, containing hydrogen sulfide or mercaptans, with the above deodorant. Smell caused by hydrogen sulfide or mercaptans is effectively removed by the deodorant. Smell from waste water, sludge, and water discharged from washing apparatuses can be efficiently removed with use of the deodorant in a small amount in accordance with this process.

Deodorant and process for deodorization using said deodorant

A process for producing hydrogen peroxide by subjecting a working solution containing anthraquinones as the reaction medium, to reduction and oxidation alternately, which process is characterized in that (1) the anthraquinones as the reaction medium contained in the working solution are a mixture of an alkyl-substituted anthraquinone and an alkyl-substituted tetrahydroanthraquinone, (2) in the reduction step, the total amount of the alkyl-substituted tetrahydroanthraquinone in the working solution and part or the total amount of the alkyl-substituted anthraquinone in the working solution are reduced, and (3) in the working solution after the reduction step, the content of the alkyl-substituted anthrahydroquinone formed is kept higher than the content of the alkyl-substituted tetrahydroanthrahydroquinone formed.

Process for producing hydrogen peroxide

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Akita, Japan

Kazuyuki Minato