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titleOfInvention Herbicide spraying for elimination of weeds and plants of all kinds by electrolytically produced oxidative radicals in water, with the addition of various salts.
abstract The invention relates to a new ecological herbicidal process for the elimination of weeds and plants by means of oxidatively generated in saline water oxidative radicals, which are either produced outside in a separate tank, or the electrolysis technology with boron-doped diamond electrodes, is in one motorized back or hand syringe, or other syringe types integrated. All types of weeds and plants can be ecologically destroyed without the need for harmful, health-damaging, toxic substances with residual effects. The new herbicide technology is clean, significantly cheaper, equally efficient and, above all, environment-friendly, and can also be used in organic and organic farming.
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