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Ozone (O3) is a gas composed of three oxygen atoms, as opposed to the two atoms found in the dioxygen (O2) we breathe in the air. The additional oxygen molecule in ozone makes it highly reactive, allowing it to bind to other molecules in the air, such as gaseous pollutants and volatile organic compounds (VOCs).
Ozone is present in the upper layers of the atmosphere, where it acts as a shield against the sun’s harmful ultraviolet radiation. On the ground, ozone is responsible for the fresh, clean scent that often follows a thunderstorm.
As a sterilizer and deodorizer, ozone is a potent agent for eliminating odors, bacteria, viruses, and other pollutants. When ozone comes into contact with these substances, an oxidation reaction occurs, and the third oxygen molecule binds to the pollutant, rendering it harmless. The ozone then reverts to oxygen, which can be safely breathed in.
Puriozo ozone generators are useful for removing gaseous pollutants and VOCs from homes and businesses. However, exposure to high concentrations of ozone can be harmful to humans and pets. Therefore, it is necessary to avoid occupying the area during ozone treatment and allow the space to ventilate for at least 30 minutes after treatment before re-entering. Ozone usually dissipates within 30 minutes in the air in your home, minimizing the risk of long-term exposure.