Home interior purification technology
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Is plasma purification or adsorption the most suitable purification technology for home interiors?
Generally, if the home has just been decorated, just use activated carbon to absorb it and it will be OK.
If you raise a few more dripping Guanyin and Chlorophytum plants, the volatile formaldehyde will almost be absorbed.
In fact, activated carbon adsorption may not be very effective if it is a closed and airtight environment. Activated carbon adsorption wants to remove formaldehyde, which means that it relies entirely on molecular motion and is adsorbed only when it encounters activated carbon. Therefore, to rely on activated carbon adsorption, the room must be ventilated, and the activated carbon must be placed in a ventilated location.
It seems that "plasma purification" needs to be vigorously promoted, otherwise, there is still a long way to go before it can enter the home.
Personally, I think activated carbon adsorbs better. Plasma is a concept, and people who don’t understand it can easily be fooled. But almost everyone has some common sense about activated carbon adsorption.