PFAS / PFOS Electrolytic Fluoro-Kinetic Exfoliation & Mineralization

PFAS / PFOS introduced into our envvironment is increasing over time from numerous sources and continues to be a major safety concern with EPA and Environment Canada. We are working with UWO / ICFAR London and Utopia Hemp in Ontario Canada developing technology to destroy these waterborne carcinogenic PFAS / PFOS Fluoro-Carbon species found in our drinking water and other aqueous media.

Sono-Dyne technology captures aqueous PFAS / PFOS with exposed wetted carbon surfaces continuously then periodically destroys them with kinetic and electrical energy making hydrogen fluoride from PFAS using the free hydrogen made available from the water electrolysis. UWO / ICFAR Laboratories is currently validating and confirming the electro-chemistry and physics.

Carbon – Fluorine affinity

Major outgassing observed at 60 kHz. consisting of H + OH hydroxyls from water electrolysis. Hydrogen fluoride gas is a true marker of PFAS molecular fluorine exfoliation and disassociation in electrolysed water.

Free Hydrogen binds to the exfoliated fluorine from Teflon tape (Yellow) PFAS test sample in contact with the carbon electrode surfaces.

Piezo-electric PZT discs were used here to generate the effect shown in this video, but work is in progress to eliminate them completely with a new and novel carbon electrode design incorporating a unique and novel electro-magnetic method of generating energies needed of 130 kcal / mol.

The Hydrogen Fluoride makes Hydrofluoric Acid then reacts with Calcium Hydroxide to make Calcium Fluoride via acid neutralization in the second stage at room tenperature and ambient water pressure. A simple two stage real time process..

The periodic destruction cycle is about one minute in duration whereby the fluorine in the PFAS is mobilized and exfoliated with applied electro-kinetic carbon surface energies of 130 kcal / mol or greater. The surplus H + OH radicals from the water electrolysis are thus kept to a minimm for every purge cycle.

A corner of the lab at UWO / ICFAR London Ont.

It has been found that exposed wetted outside edge surfaces of the PZT constituent materials in contact with highly reactive O-H Hydroxyls generated by the water electrolysis, react and erode away contaminating the water with toxic oxides of Lead, Barium, Zirconium and other rare earths.

PZT Discs are used for the lab proof of physics only. Their replacement is proprietary IP at this time.

Flexible inert silicone based waterproof coatings such as RTV applied to the dynamic surfaces fail over time and contribute to the contamination of the subject water. Although the contaminant amounts are in the low ppm range, they are significant and contribute to the emission minimums as per EPA water emission safety guidlines.

Shown here is our proposed civil and military versions of the technology.

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