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titleOfInvention Deodorizing element using photocatalyst
abstract (57) [Problem] A deodorizing element supporting a photocatalyst and an adsorbent, Improve the deodorizing performance and adsorbent regeneration efficiency. SOLUTION: At the same time as irradiating a photocatalyst 3 with light, a level of energy that does not cause deodorization of an odorous substance 12 is applied to the adsorbent 2 by using a heating means 4 so that the adsorbent 2 is applied to the photocatalyst 3 In this case, the diffusion rate of the odorant 12 can be increased, the deodorization rate in a low concentration range can be improved, and the deodorizing ability of the adsorbent can be efficiently regenerated.
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