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This doesn't really make sense. Removing the sulfonate group would render the chemical non-polar, but the effect on biological activity is still unknown. Asid
by nate_meurer 6y ago
This doesn't really make sense. Removing the sulfonate group would render the chemical non-polar, but the effect on biological activity is still unknown.
Aside from that, and to answer the question, proper incineration will completely destroy all fluorinated organics. The only fluorine left is HF, which will be removed by the scrubbers.
- cptskippy 6y ago> This doesn't really make sense. That's entirely possible. We're playing a game of telephone between a software developer and a civil/environmental engineer.