Destruction process
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May 3, 1994
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Jan 27, 1992
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Feb 9, 1991
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A process for the decomposition of photocatically degradable organic material includes exposing the organic material to ultraviolet light as the material is passing across the surface of a spinning disc. The surface of the disc carries anatase titanium dioxide adhering to the disc. The anatase titanium dioxide acts as a catalyst in the degradation process and preferably has a high surface area. Organic materials such as hydrocarbons alcohols, acids, esters and others are destroyed by this environmentally acceptable process.
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