Electroluminescent chemical activation system
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Jan 3, 1989
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Jan 16, 1984
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The mechanisms and methods employed in the generation of electroluminescence are adapted to provide induced chemisorbtion and induced catalytic effects when electric fields and the passage of electric current through electroluminescent phosphors are used to raise phosphors and other phosphor-like grains into excited energy states from which the excited-state energy is transferred to reactant gases absorbed on the surface of the grains in order to provide energy of activation for those gases to thereby cause them to react chemically. According to the function of this invention certain compounds, having catalytic properties induced in them by absorbing energy, are capable of being stimulated electrically into a catalytically active state by the mechanisms that produce electroluminescence and these mechanisms are then employed with a variety of phosphors and phosphor-like grains to provide a chemical activation system.
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