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Delta Air Lines plans to use Kraton’s new antimicrobial polymer, Biaxam, on kiosks and counters at airports in Atlanta, Salt Lake City, and Minneapolis. Kraton says Biaxam, a sulfonated block copolymer, has been demonstrated in laboratory testing to kill up to 99.999% of the SARS-CoV-2 virus, with protection lasting 200 days. The US Environmental Protection Agency granted an emergency exemption to use the polymer to combat SARS-CoV-2 for the application. Kraton is seeking further regulatory approvals for the polymer, which can be applied as a coating or as a peel-and-stick film.
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