Custom pyrolyzer for the pyrolysis of chemical warfare agents

UiO-66/TiO2 nanostructures as adsorbent/photocatalytic composites for air treatment towards dry dimethyl methylphosphonate-laden air flow as a chemical warfare agent analog

“…Nevertheless, their decontamination activity remains limited, resulting mostly in the storage of contaminated species and potential desorption/reemission on term [10]. Other alternatives processes were studied for OPCs removal: incineration [10,11], pyrolysis [11][12][13], plasma [14,15], and advanced oxidative processes [11]. Among the latter, heterogeneous photocatalysis proved its decontamination ability over a broad range of toxic compounds [16][17][18].…”