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There is something in the air…
An ion is a particle that is electrically charged. Ions are molecules that have gained or lost an electrical charge. They are created in nature as air molecules and are released due to sunlight, radiation and movement in air and water. An example might be in the forest, where the air is extra fresh after a thunderstorm, which is due to lightning producing huge amounts of ions. It is the negatively charged ions that give us a sense of well-being, and at the same time it has been shown to be beneficial to our health, health, work ethic and mood.
Negative ions are completely basalt oxygen ions with an extra electron attached, produced through water molecules. That is why there are so many of them at fresh, flowing water supplies like rivers, streams, seas and waterfalls. It also explains why it can be so refreshing to take a bath or a swim when we feel tired.
It is precisely this fresh air and feeling that ETOS air will bring into the office, in the meeting or teaching room and the like, and thereby achieve a much more energy-rich air quality.
Ionization is nature's way of maintaining the optimal living conditions for plants, animals and humans. This allows us to absorb and utilize the oxygen much better. You know it from the fresh rustle of the sea or the beautiful air in the beech forest. Here you can really feel the fresh air (air filled with negative ions), which increases the amount of serotonin in the body and thereby gives the feeling of happiness that can be felt.
There is something in the air…
An ion is a particle that is electrically charged. Ions are molecules that have gained or lost an electrical charge. They are created in nature as air molecules and are released due to sunlight, radiation and movement in air and water. An example might be in the forest, where the air is extra fresh after a thunderstorm, which is due to lightning producing huge amounts of ions. It is the negatively charged ions that give us a sense of well-being, and at the same time it has been shown to be beneficial to our health, health, work ethic and mood.
Negative ions are completely basalt oxygen ions with an extra electron attached, produced through water molecules. That is why there are so many of them at fresh, flowing water supplies like rivers, streams, seas and waterfalls. It also explains why it can be so refreshing to take a bath or a swim when we feel tired.
It is precisely this fresh air and feeling that ETOS air will bring into the office, in the meeting or teaching room and the like, and thereby achieve a much more energy-rich air quality.
Ionization is nature's way of maintaining the optimal living conditions for plants, animals and humans. This allows us to absorb and utilize the oxygen much better. You know it from the fresh rustle of the sea or the beautiful air in the beech forest. Here you can really feel the fresh air (air filled with negative ions), which increases the amount of serotonin in the body and thereby gives the feeling of happiness that can be felt.
The particles are highly reactive and act as an oxidizing agent. The ionized air reacts with organic molecular chains, such as fungal spores and bacteria or even odor molecules. These chains are broken up and rendered harmless.
When we dimension your plant, we strive at a level as if it were out in nature, which corresponds to about 500 -1000 ions per. cubic centimeters.
Headaches, insomnia, low stress threshold and limited ability to concentrate are just some of the conditions that are associated with spending a lot of time indoors. You thought it was because of your job, right? But scientists believe it may very well be due to a too low concentration of negative ions.
The highest concentrations of negative ions are found in the fresh air, whereas the highest concentrations of positive ions are found in polluted cities, in office environments, institutions, cars and more.
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Odinsvej 5, 8850 Bjerringbro
CVR. nr.: 42223964
Opening hours
Monday to Friday 08.00 to 16.00
