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The table includes oxidants such as O2 or O2/reductants, H2O2, KMnO4, NaOCl, O2/CH3CHO, CH3CO3H, tBuOOH, H2O2-Urea, KHSO5, m-CPBA, NaIO4, PhIO, NaBO3×4H2O, and Oxoneb. It details the percentage of active oxygen by weight and lists the byproducts or waste materials. For instance, O2 or O2/reductants have 100% active oxygen content with no waste or only H2O generated. H2O2 contains 47% active oxygen and produces H2O. KMnO4 has 30.4% active oxygen and generates Mn(II) salt. NaOCl provides 21.6% active oxygen and results in NaCl. Organic peroxides like CH3CO3H and tBuOOH are also listed with their respective active oxygen percentages and byproducts, such as CH3CO2H and tBuOH. 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