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The photo-catalytic oxidation process in air purifiers is created using high energy ultra-violet light and a catalyst. When the ultra-violet shines on the catalyst a reaction takes place that releases an oxygen and hydrogen molecule, called hydroxyl radicals. These hydroxyl radicals aid in the reduction of odors, fumes, and gas phase contaminates.
