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Yes an RTO can treat fluorinated compounds, however, the fluorine atoms broken up in the VOC compound chain will combine with water and exit the RTO as hydrofluoric acid. RTOs on fluorinated processes need to be constructed of hydrofluoric acid resistant alloys and typically need a downstream caustic scrubber to neutralize the acid.
