Vironizer™ - Bacteria and Malodor Neutralizer

Ozone is made up of 3 molecules.

Ozone oxidizes airborne pollutants,

then reverts to Oxygen,
leaving behind cleansed air.

Here's how this process works :

1. Oxygen molecules are converted to Ozone (O³) by e.g. lightning.
2. 1 Oxygen atom (O¹) splits off from the Ozone molecule, and
   reacts with other particles when it comes within range of a pollutant.
   Ozone is highly reactive, so it never fails to initiate this reaction with other particles.
3. As the 2nd most powerful oxidant in existence, the single Oxygen atom proceeds to
   "oxidize" the particle it reacts with.

   This means it burns the particle, which changes its physical properties.
   In other words, the particle becomes completely harmless.

4. When the single Oxygen (O¹) molecule oxidizes the particle, it too is destroyed.
   This leaves behind the O²  or pure and clean Oxygen.

Types of Pollutants / Particles Removed from Air by Ozone ( Partial List.)

Chemicals Algae Exhaust Fumes Bacteria Carbon Monoxide Mildew Tetrachloride Nicotine Acrylic

Acid Odours Gases / Fumes Viruses Formaldehyde Benzene Germs Ammonia Cigarette Smoke Mould / Mould Spores

Fungi Fertilizer Oils Resins Carbolic Acid Propane Ether Alcohol Gangrene Industrial Waste