In our bodies, radicals fight germs.
Indoors, nanoe™ X does the same.
1. Each of us breathes in 18 kg of air a day.
2. That’s about 15 m³,
or a sphere 3 meters in diameter.
3. We need our air to contain about 21% oxygen.
4. So we breathe about 3 m³ of oxygen per day.
5. When this oxygen enters the body, 1–2% is turned into radicals. Hydroxyl radicals are one type of radical.
6. Since 2% of the oxygen we breathe turns into radicals, 0.02 L × 0.02 = 0.0004 L,
so 0.0004 L of radicals are produced by a single breath.
7. At a body temperature of 36˚C, the volume of radicals produced by a single breath is, according to Charles’s law, 0.0004 (L) ÷ (22.4 × (273.15 + 36) ÷ 273.15) × 6.02 × 1023 = 9.498 × 1018
8. The radicals produced in our bodies fight every day against bacteria that can cause illness.
9. By comparison, the volume of hydroxyl radicals generated by nanoeTM X in continuous operation is about 415 trillion per 24 hours.
10. The volume of hydroxyl radicals generated by nanoeTM X is 1/500,000th of the volume human beings produce by breathing.
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Test Subject |
Test name |
Testing organisation |
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Impact on chromosomes |
Chromosome abnormality test using cultured cells |
Japan Bioassay Research Center*⁵ |
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Impact on respiratory organs |
Repeated administration toxicity test |
Life Science Research Laboratory*⁶ |
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Toxicological and carcinogenic impact |
Chronic toxicity and carcinogenicity combined test |
Food and Drug Safety Center, Hatano Research Institute |
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Impact on DNA |
Comet Assay |
Food and Drug Safety Center, Hatano Research Institute |
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Impact on male and female fertility and unborn children |
Simplified reproductive toxicity test |
Food and Drug Safety Center, Hatano Research Institute |
nanoe™ X is nanoscale particle ions contained in water. Made from water. Safety tests are verified as below.