Dehalogenation of organohalogen-containing compounds
CA 2066378 C · Owner: Hardman, David J. · Inventors: Bull, Alan; Hardman, David J.; Stubbs, Brian M.
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Enzymatic dehalogenation of undesirable nitrogen-free organohalogen compounds is carried out by adding a dehalogenase to an aqueous composition comprising a nitrogen-free organohalogen compound and a nitrogen-containing cationic polymer. The enzymatic dehalogenation of the nitrogen-free organohalogen compound is achieved without any substantial effect upon the nitrogen-free organohalogen compound. The dehalogenation method may be carried out via continuous batch, or semi-continuous processes. The composition is especially useful as a paper wet strengthening formulation, and is useful in commercial papermaking processes. The resulting paper product comprises a residue of a microorganism. …
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- Filed April 16, 1992 and granted September 19, 2000. A Canadian patent filed from October 1, 1989 lasts 20 years from filing, so its term ended April 16, 2012.
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