Benzalkonium

Benzalkonium, or alkyl chloride methyl benzyl ammonium, is a colorless, odorless ammonium compound that, due to its detergent properties (a kind of cationic surfactant), strong antimicrobial and antiseptic properties, has an effective function against a variety of bacteria and viruses. It dissolves slightly in water but is easily soluble in ethanol and acetone.

Benzalkonium feature ?

Benzalkonium is originally a bacteriostasis, meaning it first inhibits the growth of germs and bacteria and then enters their DNA and RNA to kill them. It is also classified as an organic salt and an ammonium quaternary compound.

Benzalkonium application

Benzalkonium is widely used in hospitals and other health care for disinfection. For example, they are commonly used in household cleaning products such as detergents and kitchen and toilet surface cleaners. It is also a good alternative to triclosan as a new “antibacterial” agent in cosmetic, health and commercial soaps.
It disinfects trucks, coats and boots, disinfects vehicle entry and livestock ponds in livestock and poultry farms and entrances to poultry halls, disinfects livestock, maternity wards, calves and nurseries, and disinfects poultry halls. Poultry supplies (watering cans, feeders) and… are used.

Benzalkonium safety and maintenance conditions

This material needs to be stored in a cool place and environment with proper ventilation and in a sealed container. When in contact with this material, be sure to use appropriate clothing, gloves, masks and glasses and avoid inhaling vapors and sprays as much as possible.

In concentrations that are commonly used, it is non-toxic and has no irritating effect on the skin, but more concentrations may burn the skin if it comes in contact with it and cause allergies. Rinse your eyes immediately with water and see a doctor immediately.