Effect of drapilux air

drapilux air uses a catalytic process to transform pollutants, such as nicotine and formaldehyde, as well as other numerous odours into harmless, natural substances.  As soon as pollutant or odour molecules come into contact with drapilux air fabrics, a chemical reaction takes place: they are broken down and rendered harmless.

drapilux air works in the same way as a catalytic converter in a car.

The principle behind the catalytic effect:
As soon as poisonous exhaust fumes - hydrocarbon and carbon monoxide - come into contact with precious metals platinum, rhodium and palladium in a catalytic converter in a car, a chemical reaction takes place.
The harmful substances are transformed and broken down into completely harmless carbon dioxide (CO2) and vapour (H2O).

Nevertheless, the catalytic effect of drapilux air must not be confused with adsorption, since here harmful substances are merely enclosed by the active agent, and not broken down