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titleOfInvention Preparation method of chlorine dioxide gas carrier & discharge kit capable of high adsorption capacity and emission persistency
abstract The present invention relates to a carrier (carrier) having a high capacity capable of adsorbing chlorine dioxide gas at a high concentration and a method for preparing a release kit that can release it at a constant concentration for a long period of time, and more particularly, to a To provide a method for preparing a carrier capable of adsorbing chlorine dioxide gas in a high capacity and maintaining a physicochemically stable state for a long period of time; containing silica gel, which is an indicator material, which allows the carrier to determine whether chlorine dioxide gas is adsorbed and desorbed by color; consisting of a release kit capable of releasing a constant concentration of chlorine dioxide gas from such a carrier for a long period of time; The internal components of the kit include: a well-shielded, airtight container for storing the carrier and the indicator; The upper part of the inside of the airtight container contains a fragrance gel immersed in a super absorbent polymer capable of suppressing the peculiar smell of chlorine dioxide; When the size of the hole is adjusted by making a hole of a certain size in the lid of the sealed container so that chlorine dioxide gas can be discharged to the outside at a certain concentration for a long period of time from the inside of the sealed container, the release amount and the release period can be adjusted; When the kit is applied to a sterilization device, the structure of the device is very simple and miniaturization is possible, and the use of harmful chemicals, which are raw materials necessary for the generation of chlorine dioxide gas, is excluded, making it safer and cheaper to produce carbon dioxide. A method for manufacturing a chlorine gas sterilizer is provided. In addition, since the carrier of the present invention can be reused up to 5 times, it has a very large advantage in terms of recycling of resources and maintenance cost.
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