Plasma platform for rapid degradation of toxic organic compounds including per- and polyfluorinated compounds
AssigneeClarkson University
InventorsThomas M. Holsen, Selma Mededovic
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AssigneeClarkson University
InventorsThomas M. Holsen, Selma Mededovic
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The present disclosure relates to water treatment systems utilizing non-thermal plasma processes integrated with advanced oxidation processes for the rapid degradation and removal of per-and polyfluorinated compounds (PFAS) and other toxic organic contaminants. This approach addresses the chemical stability and mass-transfer limitations of toxic organic compounds including PFAS by generating reactive species at the gas-liquid interface and employing oxidative radicals in the bulk liquid. The solution enables thorough defluorination and minimizes harmful byproducts, with optional surfactant addition and gas injection to enhance transport and reaction efficiency. Principal uses include scalable and energy-efficient remediation of toxic organic compounds contaminated water in municipal, industrial, and environmental applications.
A method for treating a liquid containing toxic organic compounds, comprising:
A system for treating a liquid containing toxic organic compounds, comprising:
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