Features of G-MAQ
本物の高性能吸着剤 G-MAQ
Don't try to mask it with scent
…as it is a "chemical adsorbent" that adsorbs and deodorises through the chemical reaction between "substances to be adsorbed and deodorised" such as harmful chemicals and malodorous substances, and "functional groups". Unlike general commercially available countermeasures that mainly rely on "masking," it converts "substances to be adsorbed and deodorised" themselves into other substances (detoxification and deodorisation).
Fast adsorption and deodorisation speed / Large adsorption and deodorisation capacity
...Through 'graft polymerisation', 'side chains' and 'functional groups' (molecules or polymers with adsorption/deodorisation functions) are introduced three-dimensionally onto the 'base material'. This improves the contact efficiency between 'adsorption/deodorisation target substances' such as harmful chemicals and odour-causing substances, and the 'functional groups', as well as the amount of 'functional groups' introduced per unit area. Therefore, compared to conventional adsorbents, we have succeeded in achieving superior performance in both speed and capacity.
Unlike products such as stabilised chlorine dioxide, hypochlorous acid, or ozone-based products, which have a temporary effect, this product provides a sustained effect in counteracting harmful chemicals and deodorising.
The adsorbed and deodorised substances are extremely unlikely to be re-emitted once captured.
...because it is a "chemical adsorbent" that adsorbs and detoxifies/deodorises by the chemical reaction between "substances to be adsorbed and deodorised," such as harmful chemical substances and malodorous substances, and "functional groups," it differs from "physical adsorbents" such as activated carbon and zeolites (where "substances to be adsorbed and deodorised" are mainly adsorbed by van der Waals forces in the porous parts of the surface of the adsorbent/deodoriser). In this case, the "substances to be adsorbed and deodorised" themselves are converted into other substances (made odourless and harmless), and except for adsorption due to reversible reactions, the re-release of adsorbed "substances to be adsorbed and deodorised" cannot occur.
High stability and safety (less prone to degradation over time)
...Due to the way they exist as polymers incorporating 'base material', 'side chains', and 'functional groups' through 'graft polymerisation', unlike 'chemisorbed agents' made from existing monomers (single molecules), the stability and safety of the products have been successfully enhanced while maintaining or improving high reactivity.
…There are no concerns about the generation of hazardous substances such as some stabilised chlorine dioxide, hypochlorous acid, photocatalyst, or ozone systems, nor about hazardous intermediate products (generation of chlorine gas or ozone gas, nor the formation of aldehydes or formic acid, etc.).
Selective adsorption and deodorisation of target substances is possible (undesired substances are not adsorbed).
…This is a "chemical adsorbent" that adsorbs and deodorises through a chemical reaction between the "substance to be adsorbed/deodorised", such as malodorous substances and harmful chemicals, and a "functional group." Therefore, compared to "physical adsorbents" such as activated carbon and zeolites (where the "substance to be adsorbed/deodorised" is mainly adsorbed onto the porous parts of the adsorbent/deodoriser surface via van der Waals forces), it can adsorb and deodorise "substances to be adsorbed/deodorised" more strongly and selectively.
High adsorption and deodorising performance even in static or low-concentration environments.
... "Graft polymerisation" is used to three-dimensionally introduce "side chains" and "functional groups" (= molecules or polymers with adsorption and deodorising functions) onto the "substrate". This improves the contact efficiency between "substances to be adsorbed and deodorised", such as malodour-causing substances and harmful chemicals, and the "functional groups", as well as increasing the amount of "functional groups" introduced per unit area. Therefore, compared to conventional adsorbents, this method offers more active adsorption and deodorisation, even in static and low-concentration environments.
A chemical adsorption agent that can simultaneously adsorb and deodorise multiple substances.
Through "graft polymerization," functional groups (= molecules or polymers with adsorption and deodorising functions) are introduced three-dimensionally via the "substrate" and "side chains." This expands the scope for combining functional groups with different polarities, which has historically been relatively difficult for conventional "chemical adsorbents." Concurrently, the range of "adsorbable and deodorisable substances" has been successfully broadened.
A wide range of designs adaptable in shape and function for various applications.
Through "graft polymerisation", the range of combinations for "base material", "side chains", and "functional groups" in accordance with the situation and purpose is widening, without the need for binders or similar materials.
Easy hybridisation with other technologies.
…For example, it is possible to expect the development and commercialisation of novel adsorptive and deodorising agents unlike any seen before, such as by ‘using a material with physical adsorption properties as a ‘base material’ and introducing multiple types of adsorptive and deodorising molecules with different polarities and metal ions with antibacterial properties as ‘functional groups’’.
