Alternative Technologies for the Destruction of Chemical Agents and Munitions (1993) / Chapter Skim
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The solid product formed is further heated to Unve off unreacted sulfur vapor. The result is a black glassy product, primarily carbon and sulfur in a highly cross-linked molecular structure.
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Reaction rates have not been measured but are believed to be high. Experimental work on chIonnated compounds has shown high destruction levels.
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By-products a7ui waste streams. This process has waste streams that differ greatly from those of the other technologies.
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184 ALTERNATIVE TECHNOLOGIES demonstration would be necessary. The process appears to present many uncertainties related to chemistry and solids handling; resolving these uncertainties would require a substantial research and development effort.
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