http://rdf.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubchem/patent/IL-98930-A
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| publicationNumber | IL-98930-A |
| titleOfInvention | Method for the purification of water |
| abstract | A method for the purification of water by reduction of the amount of bacteria and organic material contained therein, comprising: introducing an inert non-toxic photosensitizer into said water, said photosensitizer being of the type which absorbs visible light and which, in turn, transfers some of the energy from said absorbed visible light to accelerate the oxidation of organic material found in the water; and exposing said photosensitizer-containing water to concentrated solar radiation without significantly heating said photosensitizer-containing water, whereby the concentrated radiation in the ultraviolet range of the solar spectrum serves to directly kill bacteria, while the concentrated light radiation in the visible range of the solar spectrum increases the effectivencess of said photosensitizer in promoting the photooxidation of organic material and bacteria contained in said water. |
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