Although it first comes to mind that it may be caused by chemicals emitted from cleaning materials, the source of this odor is another chemical, “iodoform”.
Iodoform with chemical formula CHI3; It is a pale yellow, volatile, penetrating and crystalline antiseptic. It has a sweet taste. While it was used more frequently in the past, its use has decreased as more effective antiseptics are now available.
It is used as a mild disinfectant in hospitals and clinics.
Iyidoform, which is a combination of carbon, hydrophen and iodine; It is also used as an antiseptic for wounds, bruises, burns and skin infections. Although its smell is disturbing, it smells lighter unlike other disinfectants.
It is also safer than other antiseptics in case of accidental ingestion.
It kills bacteria when used on the skin. It acts as an antiseptic by releasing iodine. Its use has decreased as antiseptics and disinfectants that kill insect larvae, maggots, bacteria and fungi more effectively have been released. It is still used as an excipient in drug production. It is made with ethanol or acetone, iodine and alkali.
The smell of vitamin B emanating from serums accompanies this scent and creates that famous hospital scent.
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