- Chlorine dioxide is more chemically selective than bleaches, ozone, or peroxides. This means that it destroys unwanted microbes without burning or corroding surfaces.
- Chlorine dioxide is a neutral molecule. This allows it to seamlessly infiltrate growths (such as biofilm) and destroy the inner-lying molds and spores.
- Chlorine dioxide disinfects via oxidation. The chlorine dioxide molecule has an oxidation number 2½ times higher than bleach, ozone, and peroxide, which means that lower levels of ClO₂ can accomplish the same disinfection applications as higher levels of these conventional chemicals.
- Due to chlorine dioxide’s unique method of pathogen inactivation, viruses, bacteria, molds, and spores are unable to build up a tolerance to the ClO₂ molecule.
- Chlorine dioxide has a high material compatibility and leaves no residual on hard, non-porous surfaces.
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ClO₂ Properties
- Safe on materials
- No effect on skin
- Kill E. Coli, MRSA
- Neutral pH Value