Ozone decomposition catalyst: "Air Purifier" for automobile exhaust

Cars bring convenience to our life, but they also bring air pollution problems. Vehicle exhaust contains many harmful gases, including ozone (O). Ozone is a strong oxidizing agent that irritates our airways, causing symptoms such as coughing and wheezing. Long-term exposure to high levels of ozone can also impair lung function and increase the risk of respiratory diseases.
If the ozone decomposition catalyst is not used, the ozone in vehicle exhaust will be directly emitted into the atmosphere, aggravating air pollution and endangering human health, especially for children, the elderly and patients with respiratory diseases. In addition, ozone can react with other pollutants to form secondary pollution, such as photochemical smog, which further deteriorates air quality.
Ozone decomposition catalysts are like "air purifiers" for car exhaust, which can effectively solve this problem. Its main components are metal oxides such as manganese dioxide (MnO₂) and copper oxide (CuO), which are like "magicians" that can "turn waste into treasure" of ozone.
The application principle of ozonolysis catalyst is actually very simple:
Adsorption: Ozone in automobile exhaust gas will be adsorbed by the active site on the surface of the catalyst.
Catalytic decomposition: Under the action of a catalyst, ozone molecules (O) decompose into oxygen molecules (O₂).
Release: The generated oxygen is released from the surface of the catalyst to complete the purification process.
This process acts like a "magic switch" that converts harmful ozone (O₂) into the oxygen we breathe (O₂), thereby purifying exhaust fumes and reducing pollution.
Ozonolysis catalyst plays an important role in automobile exhaust gas treatment. It can efficiently decompose ozone in exhaust gas, reduce air pollution, and protect human health and ecological environment. With the enhancement of environmental awareness and the increasingly strict environmental regulations, ozone decomposition catalysts will play an increasingly important role in the field of automobile exhaust gas treatment.