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Ferratec Scales Up Potassium Ferrate

by Marc S. Reisch
October 12, 2009 | A version of this story appeared in Volume 87, Issue 41

Ferratec and research partner Electrosynthesis have scaled up a process invented by industrial research organization Battelle to manufacture potassium ferrate. The scale-up makes available kilogram quantities of potassium ferrate, a powerful oxidizer that is useful as a biocide and water treatment compound but was previously unavailable in shelf-stable quantities at a "practical" price, according to Battelle. Ferratec, based in St. Louis, holds a license to Battelle's ferrate process technology. Electrosynthesis is a Lancaster, N.Y., contract R&D firm specializing in electrochemical technology.

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