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UV oxidation utilizes hydroxyl radicals generated from the interaction of UV light with either hydrogen peroxide or ozone to oxidize a wide variety of organic compounds. Hydroxyl radicals are one of the most powerful oxidizing agents known and have the ability to destroy a wide variety of compounds.
