Hypochlorous Acid TRIZ Cases
- Air-Free Hypochlorous Acid Composition for Long-Term Stability
Air-free mixing with controlled pH stabilizes hypochlorous acid for months of storage without onsite generation or chlorine gas.
- Air-Free Hypochlorous Acid Composition for Long-Term Storage
Controlled acidic pH, inert materials, pressure, and turbulent mixing help stabilize HOCl for extended storage.
- Hypochlorous Acid Gel for Deep Biofilm Eradication
Acetic acid penetrates deep tissue layers to eradicate subsurface infections while the composition remains stable and non-irritating.
- In-situ Hypochlorous Acid Production from Waste Sulfuric Acid
A hypochlorous acid preparation system recycles waste sulfuric acid by mixing it with sodium hypochlorite and deionized water to produce fresh disinfectant.
- Stable Hypochlorous Acid via Air-Free Mixing
Inert atmosphere mixing prevents degradation, extending storage stability to twelve months without onsite generation.
- Hypochlorous Acid Storage via Direct Piping and Bag-on-Valve
Direct piping transfers hypochlorous acid into a bag-on-valve canister, preventing light degradation that reduces concentration during storage.
- Pure Hypochlorous Acid Preparation via Biphasic Extraction
A biphasic extraction process isolates hypochlorous acid from aqueous sodium hypochlorite using a nonpolar solvent and weak acid.
- Weakly Acidic Hypochlorous Acid Production via Controlled Ion Exchange
Optimized ion exchange parameters minimize decomposition during production, improving storage stability of the disinfectant solution.
- Pure Hypochlorous Acid Extraction via Biphasic Solvent Separation
Liquid-liquid extraction isolates pure hypochlorous acid from ionic impurities without energy-intensive electrolysis.