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NADES consists of water, salt and a small quantity of sodium hypochlorite. NADES has oxidizing properties, in other words it acts as an electron acceptor. This means that NADES captures electrons and thus stops the flow of energy of the pore pumps. The cells die since they are no longer supplied and discharged by the pumps.
