Exhaust air sublimator, consisting of high-voltage part or UV light source for electrifying exhaust gas molecules and an electrostatic field to sublimate exhaust gas molecules, ie to put them in a solid state of matter.

摘要

In exhaust gases are various types of molecules, from organic to inorganic. Gases are electrified under the action of high potential and high frequency electrical currents and are switched from a stable state to a very active (unstable) state. The same effect is produced by exposure to ultraviolet light or extremely small wavelength radiation. Electrolyzed molecules are polarized and very unstable, so they try to achieve a stable state in the fastest possible way, which also happens by coming together with other unstable molecules. Polarized substances are attracted to electrostatic fields. This is used here to sublimate the electrified molecules to the electrodes of the electrostatic field. The positive molecules are attracted by the negative electrode (cathode) and the negative molecules by the positive electrode (anode). The invention relates to the electrification, separation and thus to the change of the state of matter of the gas molecules, technical term: sublimation.