Oxygen generator using ionic liquids
AssigneeDiehl Aviation Gilching GmbH
InventorsFritz Kuehn, Florian J. Groche, Christoph Kallfass
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Abstract
The invention relates to a device for generating oxygen, comprising at least one reaction chamber for housing a composition for generating oxygen, the composition comprising an oxygen source formulation and a ionic liquid formulation, the oxygen source formulation comprising a peroxide compound, and the ionic liquid formulation comprising a ionic liquid having a cation and a metallate anion, means for maintaining the oxygen source formulation and the ionic liquid formulation physically separated from each other, means for establishing physical contact of the oxygen source formulation and the ionic liquid formulation, and means for allowing oxygen to exit the reaction chamber.
Claims15
A device for generating oxygen, comprising
- at least one reaction chamber;
- a composition for generating breathable oxygen contained in the housing, the composition comprising an oxygen source formulation and an ionic liquid formulation, the oxygen source formulation comprising a peroxide compound, and the ionic liquid formulation comprising an ionic liquid having a cation and a metallize anion,
- means for maintaining the oxygen source formulation and the ionic liquid formulation physically separated from each other,
- means for establishing physical contact of the oxygen source formulation and the ionic liquid formulation, and
- means for allowing oxygen to exit the reaction chamber,
- wherein the oxygen source formulation and the ionic liquid formulation, upon coming into contact with one another, generate breathable oxygen.
A charge component for a device for generating breathable oxygen, the charge component comprising an oxygen formulation comprising a peroxide compound and an ionic liquid formulation comprising an ionic liquid having a cation and a metallate anion, and wherein the oxygen source formulation and the ionic liquid formulation, upon coming into contact with one another, generate breathable oxygen for human breathing.
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