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Bipolar ionization works to clean air by producing positive and negative oxygen ions through Plasma Air technology, similar to how sunlight produces ions in the atmosphere. These unstable bipolar ions seek to restabilize by trading electrons with particles, bacteria, viruses, odors, and VOCs in the air, effectively neutralizing them. The ions also cause particles to cluster so they can be caught in filters, destroy reproducing bacteria and virus cells by bonding with them, neutralize odors and aerosols through oxidation, and break down the molecular structure of VOCs through chemical reactions.

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How It Works

Bipolar ionization works to clean air by producing positive and negative oxygen ions through Plasma Air technology, similar to how sunlight produces ions in the atmosphere. These unstable bipolar ions seek to restabilize by trading electrons with particles, bacteria, viruses, odors, and VOCs in the air, effectively neutralizing them. The ions also cause particles to cluster so they can be caught in filters, destroy reproducing bacteria and virus cells by bonding with them, neutralize odors and aerosols through oxidation, and break down the molecular structure of VOCs through chemical reactions.

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How Bipolar Ionization Works to Clean the Air

of Pollutants
Much like sunlight does in the atmosphere,
Plasma Air technology produces a natural bio-
climate rich in positive and negative oxygen
ions. The negative ions contain an extra
electron while the positive ions are missing an
electron resulting in an unstable condition. In
an effort to restabilize, these bipolar ions seek
out atoms and molecules in the air to trade
electrons with, effectively neutralizing
particulate matter, bacteria and virus cells,
odorous gases and aerosols, and VOCs.
Airborne particles are charged by the ions
causing them to cluster and be caught in filters
As they divide to reproduce, bacteria and virus
cells bond with oxygen ions and are destroyed
Odorous gases and aerosols oxidize on contact
with oxygen ions and are neutralized
Oxygen ions cause a chemical reaction with
VOCs breaking down their molecular structure

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