X-ray targeted bond or compound destruction
AssigneeThe Board of Regents of the Nevada System of Higher Education On Behalf of the University of Nevada, Las Vegas
InventorMichael G. Pravica, Sr.
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AssigneeThe Board of Regents of the Nevada System of Higher Education On Behalf of the University of Nevada, Las Vegas
InventorMichael G. Pravica, Sr.
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This document provides methods, systems, and devices for inducing a decomposition reaction by directing x-rays towards a location including a particular compound. The x-rays can have an irradiation energy that corresponds to a bond distance of a bond in the particular compound in order to break that bond and induce a decomposition of that particular compound. In some cases, the particular compound is a hazardous substance or part of a hazardous substance. In some cases, the particular compound is delivered to a desired location in an organism and x-rays induce a decomposition reaction that creates a therapeutic substance (e.g., a toxin that kills cancer cells) in the location of the organism. In some cases, the particular compound decomposes to produce a reactant in a reactor apparatus (e.g., fuel cell or semiconductor fabricator).
A method of destroying a hazardous substance comprising:
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