PLASMA:
Step 1: Generating the Positive and Negative Ions
Step 2: Forming the Groups of Cluster Ions in the Air
Step 3: Seeking Out and Surrounding The harmful airborne substances such
as fungi, viruses, microbes, bacteria, plant and mold spores, dust mite
debris, etc.
Step 4: Deactivating the Microorganisms
Step 5: After completeness making the airborne virus inactive, the
molecules of water formed in result of this reaction are returned back
into the air
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The Ion Generator uses an alternating plasma
discharge to split the airborne molecules of water into positively
charged hydrogen (H+) and negatively charged oxygen (O2-). |
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The shower of negative and positive ions is released through the clean air outlet quickly spreads out within the entire volume of air in the room. Positive and Negative Ion generated by plasma discharge have a property of forming clusters around microscopic particles and microorganisms floating in the air. |
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The clusters seek out and surround harmful airborne substances such as fungi, viruses, microbes, bacteria, plant and mold spores, dust mite debris, etc. At this point, a chemical reaction occurs, and the collision of hydrogen with oxygen ions creates groups of highly reactive OH radicals, called hydroxyl - Nature’s form of a Detergent. |
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A hydroxyl radical is very unstable. To stabilize itself, it robs the hydrogen from any harmful airborne particles it encounters. Doing so, the hydroxyl radical damages the harmful micro organisms and deactivates them. |
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Once the Hydroxyl eliminates hydrogen from
the virus, the PLASMA cleansing process is then complete making the
airborne virus inactive. |
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