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AssigneeThe United States of America as represented by the Secretary of the Army
InventorsRichard K. Gordon, Bhupendra P. Doctor, Ashima Saxena, Shawn R. Feaster, Donald Maxwell, Michelle Ross, David Lenz, Keith Lejeune, Alan Russell, Gregory E. Garcia
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A material comprising a porous support and a plurality of enzymes for the removal, decontamination or neutralization of hazardous chemicals such as OP compounds is disclosed. The material may be used on a variety of surfaces, including natural, synthetic and biological surfaces such as skin and other delicate membranes. Also disclosed is a process of making the material, kits and various methods and reactivation devices for reactivating the enzymatic activity of the material.
A polymeric sponge or foam for the removal, decontamination, detoxification and/or neutralization of a hazardous compound comprising a plurality of enzymes immobilized on a polymeric porous support, said plurality capable of detoxifying organophosphorous and/or organosulfur compounds.
A method of making a polymeric sponge or foam for the removal, decontamination, detoxification and/or neutralization of a hazardous compound comprising immobilizing a plurality of enzymes immobilized on a polymeric porous support, said plurality capable of detoxifying organophosphorous and/or organosulfur compounds.
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