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Air Purification Technology - Photoplasma, Photochemistry, Ultraviolet Light

Photochemistry
Photochemistry, used in these air purification systems, is the chemical reaction or change in material caused by exposure to light energy. Ultraviolet light in this range is useful for disinfection purposes. When a strong enough ultraviolet light is present, it becomes useful in the destruction of contaminating organic compounds. Almost all indoor contaminants are organic, such as toxic volatile organic compounds, dust particles like dander, hair, dust mite feces, etc., and biological contaminants like bacteria, viruses, and fungi. Photochemistry can break down these harmful organic molecules.
Photoplasma & Ultraviolet (UV) Light

These air purification systems excite gases by the energy from ultraviolet light waves and create a highly energized gaseous state. This resultant plasma can destroy nearly all organic contaminants. The destruction mechanism primarily involves the photodissociation of molecular oxygen leading to the formation of highly oxidizing species, such as atomic oxygen, molecular singlet oxygen and ozone. These reactive species interact with contaminants converting most to carbon dioxide and water.

Photoelectric Effect
The ejecting of electrons from a molecule by high energy ultraviolet light is called the photoelectric effect, and it can be further enhanced by irradiating what is called a "photoelectron emitting member" to eject more electrons. Such a photoelectron emitting member is contained in Biozone Air Purifiers. The photoelectrons ejected are used to charge fine particles in a gas which are then removed from the air stream as they attach to oppositely charged surfaces. This electrically charging of dust and other particulates can remove particles as small as .001 micron. It should be noted that each of the electron ejections can cause multiple ionization events. For example, in the photoelectric effect, the photon undergoes only one interaction, yet thousands of ionizations can be caused by the resultant electron and its products.
Ozone
These air purifiers use a combination of photo ionization, purifying plasma and hydroxl radicals along with ozone that together provides safe and effective air purification.
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