Peculiar smell removal liquid for sulfocompounds

Abstract

The invention relates to a peculiar smell removal liquid for sulfocompounds. The liquid is prepared from a ginger extract, a peppermint extract, a garlic extract and a pepper extract, or one to four of all the extracts. The natural plant extracts have stable chemical and physical properties, no toxicity, no explosivity and no combustibility, have no irritation to skin, do not generate toxic and side products after reacting with peculiar smell molecules, do not cause secondary pollution, and have a high purification efficiency to the sulfocompounds in a peculiar smell gas; and by detecting through authoritative mechanisms, there have been projects according with requirements of relevant national standards. Defects existing in common chemical drugs for treating the sulfocompound peculiar smell gas are solved.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of international patent classification A61L sterilization, disinfection or air deodorization, in particular to an S-containing compound deodorizing liquid. Background technique [0002] At present, the direct cause of odor is the existence of malodorous substances, which mainly include hydrocarbons, S-containing compounds and S-containing compounds. [0003] A deodorant is a cleaning product used to remove odors from a localized space. There are mainly the following types of deodorants: physical deodorants, chemical deodorants, microbial deodorants, plant-based deodorants, and compound deodorants. The deodorizing principle of the deodorant is that the malodorous particles that exist in high humidity (95-100%) air or water are surrounded by the membrane of water molecules. At this time, deodorization must destroy the membrane of water molecules and capture the odorous particles. Dry and wet oily particles a...

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Problems solved by technology

[0008] Chemicals are highly corrosive and cannot directly contact the human body, and their use methods are limited; chemicals are highly corrosive to equipment, require high maintenance of equipment, and are difficult and dangerous to replace liquids.

Secondary pollution is easy to occur during the odor removal process, and the range of odor concentration requirements is relatively limited

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