Converting oxygen to ozone by U.V. radiation of a halogen satura

Details Converting oxygen to ozone by U.V. radiation of a halogen satura Converting oxygen to ozone by U.V. radiation of a halogen satura

1978-03-13

1980-01-08

Williams, Howard S.

Chemistry: electrical and wave energy

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Processes of treating materials by wave energy

422 23, 422 29, 210 63Z, B01J 110, A61L 100

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041826639

ABSTRACT:
This invention relates to the physical/chemical relationship wherein ultraviolet light energy excites the oxygen molecules to an extent the normal molecular form of oxygen O.sub.2 becomes O.sub.3 the physical chemical reaction is caused to take place by dissolving oxygen in an inert liquid, such as a fully halogen saturated hydrocarbon liquid, then radiating the absorber liquid with ultraviolet light; thus not only converting the soluble oxygen to ozone but also retaining it in solution in the absorber liquid unit it is desired to be released for useful work of chemical oxidation and/or disinfection.

REFERENCES:
patent: 4008136 (1977-02-01), Williams
patent: 4141830 (1979-02-01), Last

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