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However, since no additive will prevent decomposition if excessive contamination occurs, the best practice is to prevent contamination through proper handling. All handling procedures must, therefore, be directed towards maintaining the same degree of purity and freedom from contamination as is maintained during the manufacturing process:



* Storage of hydrogen peroxide should be restricted to its original shipping container or to properly designed containers made of compatible materials which have been thoroughly passivated.

* Hydrogen peroxide that has been removed from the original shipping container should not be returned to it.

* All containers must be properly vented, and preferably stored away from sources of direct heat and combustible materials.

* Adequate ventilation and ample water supply for thorough flushing of accidental spillage on personnel and property should be provided.