Air freshening bactericide

Abstract

The invention discloses an air freshening bactericide which is prepared from the following substances in parts by weight: 12-18 parts of a chlorine dioxide precursor, 15-22 parts of gel, 10-20 parts of an activating agent, 2-5 parts of an aromatic, 5-15 parts of a slow release agent, 5-10 parts of a stabilizer, 8-12 parts of a filling agent and 70-90 parts of deionized water. The preparation method comprises the following steps: (1) weighing corresponding parts by mass of the raw materials according to the formula ratio, and respectively putting the raw materials into a drying oven for dryingfor later use; (2) fully and uniformly stirring the chlorine dioxide precursor and the stabilizer, adding the slow-release agent, and uniformly mixing to obtain mixture A powder; (3) uniformly mixingthe gel and the filling agent, adding the aromatic, and uniformly mixing to obtain mixture B powder; (4) adding the deionized water into the mixture B powder, and uniformly stirring; and adding the mixture A powder, uniformly stirring, adding the activating agent, and stirring to obtain the final bactericidal air freshener. The air freshening bactericide is stable in property, controllable in chlorine dioxide release rate and convenient to use, and is a safe and effective air sterilization disinfectant.

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AI Technical Summary

Benefits of technology

This patented an oxygen gas generating device has two parts: one part contains tiny particles called chiorodispersive oxidation catalysts (Catalytic Agents) that slowly releases hydrogen peroxide into space around it while producing nitrogen monoxynitride (NO). These small particles help kill germs by react with them quickly without harmful chemical reactions or causing damage from UV light exposure. It's also designed to prevent odors caused when decomposable gases are released during manufacturing processes. Overall this technology provides efficient ways to create strong scavengers against bad smells such as mold spores found on food products.

Problems solved by technology

This patented technical problem addressed in this patents relates to improving the stability and convenience of existing chemical agents used for indoor environmental sanitation due to concerns over potential safety hazards associated with these compounds.