Fluorine in PFAS has to go somewhere. In many of the process it is mineralized to HF and from there to CaF2 - if that is considered an "end waste". Oxyle should also have it in some form in the effluent.
Published by Evgeny Kolev, Principle Scientist at Honeywell
Fluorine in PFAS has to go somewhere. In many of the process it is mineralized to HF and from there to CaF2 - if that is considered an "end waste". Oxyle should also have it in some form in the effluent.