Biological agent inactivation in a flowing air stream by photocatalysis

Valérie Keller; Nicolas Keller; Marc J. Ledoux; Marie-Claire Lett

doi:10.1039/B503638K

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Chemical Communications

Issue 23, 2005

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Biological agent inactivation in a flowing air stream by photocatalysis

Valérie Keller , Nicolas Keller , Marc J. Ledoux and Marie-Claire Lett

Chem. Commun., 2005, 2918-2920

DOI: 10.1039/B503638K
Received 11 Mar 2005, Accepted 12 Apr 2005
First published on the web 28 Apr 2005

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The first decontamination of a flowing air stream polluted by bacteria, via room temperature non-germicidal UV photocatalysis on titania, leads to a simple and 99.1–99.8% efficient process.

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