Issue 19, 2021

Soft and effective detoxification of a VX simulant in a nylon 3D printed basic flow reactor

Abstract

The neutralisation of a simulant of the chemical warfare agent VX (PhX) occurs selectively with lithium ethanolate under classic flow conditions but with moderate reproducibility. Transposed in a nylon custom printed flow reactor, simply fed with an ethanolic solution of PhX, the formation of EtOLi and the neutralisation are performed in a single operation. Robustness and recyclability of the device are also demonstrated.

Graphical abstract: Soft and effective detoxification of a VX simulant in a nylon 3D printed basic flow reactor

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Article information

Article type
Communication
Submitted
03 6月 2021
Accepted
09 9月 2021
First published
09 9月 2021

Green Chem., 2021,23, 7522-7527

Soft and effective detoxification of a VX simulant in a nylon 3D printed basic flow reactor

S. Mansour, A. Delaune, M. Manneveau, B. Picard, A. Claudel, C. Vallières, L. Sigot, P. Renard and J. Legros, Green Chem., 2021, 23, 7522 DOI: 10.1039/D1GC01961A

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