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Evaluation of Silver-Exchanged Zeolites Under Development by University of Maine for Chemical Warfare Agent Decontamination Applications

This effort is for the evaluation of a non-toxic photo-catalytic decontamination technology based on silver-exchanged zeolites being developed by the University of Maine research team under the direction of Dr. Howard H. Patterson, Professor, Department of Chemistry, University of Maine, for the des...

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Main Authors: Brickhouse, Mark D, Lalain, Teri A, D'Onofrio, Terrence G, Procell, Lawrence R, Zander, Zachary B
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SILVER ZEOLITE
TEST AND EVALUATION
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