01 What is plasma

Plasma is a form of matter primaril♦> y composed of free electrons and↔∏ charged ions, widely present in the universe a‌•nd often regarded as the f↔÷ourth state of matter, known as the α¥ plasma state, or "hypergas", also ← known as "plasma".

Plasma is more common during thunderstorms, and l≠ ightning or electric cu÷§rrent in lightning is a manifestation ♠±δof plasma. Waterfalls, seawater, and other nφ'​atural environments with good air con∑γ↓ditions are also areas where plasma i‌•★¶s enriched. At this time, the positive a±♥α•nd negative ions inside the pla↕•sma reach equilibrium, so it"β"≤ appears electrically ± ≤neutral overall.

02 The role of plasma

During the plasma fo™ ↑✘rmation process, various acφ∑♦★tive particles such as ions, electrons, ÷"→ultraviolet radiation,₹'‌φ and excited state particles are ge←"nerated. When active ions in an excited stateΩ×φ≈ interact with bacter®®ia, viruses, and other cellular components≤¥, they interact with their ce←↓ll walls, membranes, proteins, ≤•γ enzymes, as well as amino acids, nucleic acids,≈→¶ and other major components of the cell. B<÷<y destroying the cellu÷≠¥‌lar components, they lyse and deform, ultimately©σ× leading to cell inactivation and achiev‍§α≈ing the effect of sterilization.≥☆¶→

How to use plasma 03

The plasma module installed in the₽® purifier will release high conβ←≠centrations of positive and →®$negative ions to form ¶©★δan efficient plasma inactiv ≠÷ation zone in the air duct. ♠ When the airflow passe™π♣Ωs through the active inactiv α€ation zone, suspended microorganisms such​& as bacteria and viruses will capture₹® the positive and negative ions, thereby δ"α✘killing bacteria and virusesλ♠↑§; At the same time, it can ga↔££ther dust particles to achieve d§×λ$ust reduction; Decompose VOCs to achieve odor r∏>•emoval; Single module, multipl★₩e functions.

04 Difference between  ¥ΩNegative Oxygen Ions and Plasma

Negative ions refer to ions with one or more ne♥≈∏←gative charges, also known as "a ₩nions". Some molecules can also form ions§​  under special circumstances, such as o₹Ω↕™xygen ions, which are generally in the form o≥∏f anions, also known‍  as negative oxygen ions. In natural ecosystems,&≤♦ forests and wetlands are important places for≠‌γ producing negative (oxygen) ∑πλ×ions in the air. It has a regulating§→₽↑ effect on air purification, urban microclima•$"te, and other aspects, and its concen★∞£tration level is one of the ‌♣✘™indicators for evaluatinδ•←g urban air quality.