Using Xetin Ozone Generators on Researches at International Academics

Global Journal of Human Social Science, issued in 2013

Remediation of Pesticide-Polluted Water using Ozonation as a Safe Method

By Prof. Dr. Ahmed K. Salama & Khaled A Osman, Majmaah University, KSA.

 

Ozone Generator: Xetin XT-301

  • Chlorpyrifos with 1 ppm, removal rate is 98.5%
  • Chlorpyrifos with 2 ppm, removal rate is 96.1%

Source:

https://globaljournals.org/GJHSS_Volume13/2-Remediation-of-Pesticide-Polluted.pdf

 

Journal of Insect Science, issued in 2015

Comparative Efficacy of CO2 and Ozone Gases Against Ephestia cautella ( Lepidoptera: Pyarlidae) Larvae Under Different Temperature

By M. Husain, Khawaja G. Rasool. College of Food and Agriculture Sciences, King Saud University.

 

Ozone Generator: Xetin XT-6000S

Ozone concentration was set on 22ppm, Ephestia cautella mortality rate is 100%.

Source:

https://academic.oup.com/jinsectscience/article/15/1/126/2583441

 

Journal of Food Science and Technology, issued in 2015

Production of date palm fruits free of acaricides residues by ozone technology as post-harvest treatment.

By Khaled A. Osman, Department of Pesticide Chemistry and Technology, Alexandria University, Egypt.

Ozone Generator: Xetin XT-301

By the end of the experiment more than 95% of the initial levels of the tested acaricides were removed.

Source:

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/286200653_Production_of_date_palm_fruits_free_of_acaricides_residues_by_ozone_technology_as_post-harvest_treatment

 

International Journal of Food and Nutritional Science, issued in 2017

Ozone as a Safety Post-Harvest Treatment for Chlorpyrifos Removal from vegetable and its Effects on Vegetable Quality.

By Khaled, A. O1 , Fahad, B2, Abdullah A1.

  1. Department of Pesticide Chemistry and Technology, Alexandria University, Egypt.
  2. Department of Food and Drug Authority, Laboratory Dept. Dammam, King Abdul-Aziz Port, KSA, Sauid.

 

Ozone Generator: Xetin XT-301

The percentages of chlorpyrifos removal were time-dependent and ranged from 30-83%, 91-97%, 80-92%, 92-95%, 87-97%, 95-97%, 64-100% and 90-97% for bell pepper, tomato, cucumber, carrot, arugula, parsley, cabbage and leek.

Source:

https://pdfs.semanticscholar.org/cfdf/3593cdb43c4d70d5d360eb2ca6767a75be95.pdf