As a result of an NEDU study into the relative merits of Baralyme, manufactured by Chemetron Corp., and Sodasorb, manufactured by W.R. Grace Co., it is recommended that Type A and High Performance grades of Sodasorb be approved for use as CO2 absorbents in all Navy diving equipment.
A Comparison of the Relative Merits of Baralyme and Sodasorb
1978
21 pages
Report
No indication
English
Life Support Systems , Chemistry , Ocean Sciences & Technology , Breathing apparatus , Scrubbers , Breathing gases , Carbon dioxide , Performance tests , Absorbers(Materials) , Hydroxides , Calcium compounds , Potassium compounds , Underwater equipment , Sodium hydroxide , Carbon dioxide scrubbers , Life support systems , Baralyme , Sodasorb
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