FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

ISOTEC Modified Fenton's Process
Is the modified Fenton's process patented or otherwise unique; what is the difference between ISOTEC and other vendors that provide similar services? Answer

Chemistry Laboratory Bench-Scale Study
Although oxidation of organic compounds can occur at neutral to slightly acidic conditions, the optimum pH for oxidation of organic compound is between 2 and 4...There is no mention in the lab study of how this acidification was accomplished...Does the chelated-iron catalyst used by ISOTEC modified Fenton's process provides the free Ferrous iron? Answer

Installation of the Pilot System
How are bench-scale test results used to develop full scale-up recommendations? Answer

Treatment Application
How are temperatures and pressures encountered with aproposed process during treatment controlled? Will standard PVC injection wells be utilized or will special well casing be required? Answer

Treatment Costs
What type of a model would you use for determining full-scale costs? Answer

Contaminant Treatment
Where do I get information if my contaminants of concern have been treated by ISOTEC in the past? Answer

Reporting
When will final laboratory and pilot reports be available? Answer

Health, Safety and Regulatory Concerns
What is your experience with Fenton's reagent in states where it is not widely accepted to attain state standards, including any precedents for injecting Fenton's reagents into potential drinking waters? Answer