Deuterium enrichment by selective photoinduced dissociation of a multihalogenated organic compound
CA 1115235 A · Owner: United States Of America (Government Of The) United States Department Of Energy · Inventors: Herman, Irving P.; Marling, John B.
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A method for deuterium enrichment by photoinduced dissociation which uses as the deuterium source a multihalogenated organic compound selected from the group consisting of dihalomethane, a trihalomethane a 1,2-di-, haloethene, a trihaloethene a tetrahaloethane and a pen-, tahaloethane. The multihalogenated organic compound is subjected to intense infrared radiation at a preselected wavelength to selectively excite and therby induce dissociation of substantially only those molecules containing deuterium to provide a deuterium enriched dissociation product. The deuterium enriched product may be combusted with oxygen to provide deuterium enriched water. The deuterium depleted undissociated …
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- Granted December 29, 1981. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended December 29, 1998.
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