How Bipolar Ionization Works to Clean the Air of Pollutants

Much like sunlight does in the atmosphere, bipolar ionization technology produces a natural bio-climate rich in positive and negative oxygen ions in Hawaii indoor spaces. The negative ions contain an extra electron while the positive ions are missing an electron resulting in an unstable condition. In an effort to restabilize, these bipolar ions seek out atoms and molecules in the air to trade electrons with, effectively neutralizing particulate matter, bacteria and virus cells, odorous gases and aerosols, and VOCs.