A machine dubbed 'The Annihilator” is helping solve one of the most perplexing problems facing the environment.
COLUMBUS, Ohio — Housed in a shipping container, a machine dubbed"The Annihilator” is helping solve one of the most perplexing problems facing the environment.
PFAS are manmade chemicals that resist grease, oil, water and heat, according to the Food and Drug Administration — making them different from other chemicals of concern. This technology not only solves what appeared to be an unsolvable problem but does so without creating harmful byproducts. In trials of more than 30 PFAS-contaminated sample types, it consistently demonstrated more than 99.99% destruction of total PFAS.
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