*Definitions

VOC adsorption: Adsorption is used to remove volatile organic compounds (VOCs) from low to medium concentration gas streams, when a strict outlet concentration must be achieved and / or it is desired to recover the VOC. VOC adsorption filters remove heavy odors and noxious gases.
Activated Carbon - A porous carbon material, a carbon that has been subjected to reaction with gases, sometimes with the addition of chemicals (for example, ZnCl2) before, during, or after carbonization to increase its adsorption properties. Activated carbons have a high adsorption capacity, preferably small molecules, and are used for the purification of liquids and gases. By controlling the carbonization and activation process, a variety of active carbons can be obtained that have different porosity.
Zeolite: Zeolite is used as a molecular sieve to create purified oxygen from air using its ability to trap impurities, in a process that involves the adsorption of nitrogen, leaving highly purified oxygen and up to 5% argon.
HEPA.: High efficiency particulate air (filter).
Biocide filter: The biocide filter emits an electrostatic field that causes even the smallest particles in the air to clump together, preventing them from passing to the other side of the filter and back into the air. Biocides are chemicals or microorganisms that can deter, render harmless, and kill living organisms. In general, exposure to biocides can occur through inhalation or dermal contact. Inhalation exposure occurs during spray application or when biocides evaporate from treated products and articles. Dermal exposure occurs when biocides or treated items are used, cleaned, transported, or stored.
Bioaerosols: Bioaerosols , or biological aerosols, are tiny particles in the air that are biological in nature. That means they either come from a living organism (like indoor pet dander or tree pollen) or they are living organisms (like bacteria and viruses).
Deodorant ozonizer: The deodorizing ozonator is a device directly in the air machine that creates activated oxygen and gives it a strong electrical charge, killing bacteria, pollutants and odors in the air by splitting the molecules of the pollutant atom. This process results in the cleanest and freshest smelling air possible.
Activated Oxygen - Activated oxygen is more commonly known as ozone or O3. Ozone contains three oxygen atoms instead of the two atoms that we normally breathe. The extra oxygen atom becomes a scavenger, destroying pollutants, bacteria, viruses, and odors. While this third atom is very powerful, it has a short life cycle of only minutes, leaving only pure oxygen behind.