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Isabella of Spain: A Woman with Visions,d themselves as cost effective and reliable VOC abatement solutions in some industries (Chapter 1). A number of companies have built several full scale biofilter installations in various different fields including the food, food flavouring and fragrance, municipal, pharmaceutical and chemical industry.