CHEMICAL OXYGEN-IODINE LASER WITH ELECTROCHEMICAL REGENERATION OF BASIC HYDROGEN PEROXIDE AND CHLORINE

摘要

A continuous use chemical oxygen iodine laser requires a continuous supply of basic hydrogen peroxide and chlorine to produce singlet delta oxygen for the laser. Regeneration of the spent basic hydrogen peroxide and chlorine with the input of oxygen and electricity can be generated on site or be obtained from a power grid. The regeneration of the spent basic hydrogen peroxide and chlorine makes continuous use of a chemical oxygen iodine laser possible without the constant resupply of basic hydrogen peroxide from an outside source.