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Electrochemical oxidation reactors are part of the process that breaks the carbon-fluorine bonds in PFAS molecules.
Traditional approaches to PFAS treatment like reverse osmosis and adsorption media like granular activated carbon do not eliminate the risk of contamination.
That’s because they transfer the “forever chemicals” from the water being treated to a concentrated waste stream that...
