Molecular Filtration.
Molecular filtration accumulates harmful and polluting molecules on the surface of a solid through low-intensity electrical interactions: for large molecules with high boiling points. For light molecules with low boiling points, air filters work on the principle of chemisorption.
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The internal surface of our molecular filtration is composed of a porous system similar to silica gel or activated carbon. The larger the surface area, the more easily filterable molecules are captured, thus eliminating contaminating substances from polluted air.
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