Armenian scientists develop new generation chlorine-free disinfectant

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YEREVAN, APRIL 15, ARMENPRESS. Scientists at the A.B. Nalbandian Institute of Chemical Physics of the National Academy of Sciences of Armenia have developed a new generation composite disinfectant amid the coronavirus pandemic.

The academy said in a news release that the disinfectant, called Bioxyl-2, is based on active oxygen, does not contain chlorine and is highly effective, as well as environmentally friendly and affordable. 

The scientists have also developed the required technology for manufacturing the disinfectant.

According to the academy, the disinfectant has been tested by the Healthcare Ministry and has proven to be highly effective. Technical terms of productions have been affirmed by authorities.

Amid the coronavirus pandemic, the A.B. Nalbandian Institute of Chemical Physics manufactured 1 tons of the disinfectant and donated it to the Ministry of Emergency Situation for preventive measures.

The institute said it is ready to launch mass production.

Edited and translated by Stepan Kocharyan




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