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2. Air purifier - Wikipedia

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   Unlike ionizers, ozone generators are intended to produce significant amounts of ozone, a strong oxidant gas which can oxidize many other chemicals. The only safe use of ozone generators is in unoccupied rooms, utilising "shock treatment" commercial ozone generators that produce over 3000 mg of ozone per hour.

3. Air ioniser - Wikipedia

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   However, the required concentrations are sufficiently toxic to humans and animals that the U.S. FDA declares that ozone has no place in medical treatment [10] and has taken action against businesses that offer ozone generators or ozone therapy to consumers. [11] Ozone is a highly toxic and extremely reactive gas. [12]

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6. Air sanitizer - Wikipedia

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   A sneeze- or cough-generated pathogenic aerosol will take significant time to be treated by a circulating air purifier simply because air circulators are unable to treat all air in the room simultaneously. Air circulators treat a fractional room volume per unit time and exhaust the treated air back into the room, resulting in fractional air ...

7. Ozone - Wikipedia

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   Ozone generators sold as air cleaners intentionally produce the gas ozone. [43] These are often marketed to control indoor air pollution , and use misleading terms to describe ozone. Some examples are describing it as "energized oxygen" or "pure air", suggesting that ozone is a healthy or "better" kind of oxygen. [ 43 ]