Photocatalytic Surface - Breaks down organic matter when exposed to UV light plates

Photocatalytic Surface - Breaks down organic matter when exposed to UV light platesTitanium dioxide (TiO2) is incorporated into surfaces where it functions as a catalyst, that creates free radicals from water molecules in the air when exposed to UV light (<387 nm). The highly reactive free radicals break down organic matter, micro organisms (e. g. bacteria), and pollutants (e. g. NOx gases). What are photocatalytic surfaces used for: TiO2 containing surfaces are used for antibacterial touchpoints in hospitals, restaurants, schools,

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Developed as a weather-resistant alternative to acrylonitrile butadiene styrene (ABS)

This linear polarising film allows light waves at only one orientation to pass

which has been metalised to form electrodes on the surfaces

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where it protects against corrosion and dents

making it suitable for a wide range of industrial and consumer applications

Thermoplastic elastomers combine the mechanical properties of rubber-based materials (e

This ingenious buckle combines strong neodymium magnets and a secure snap mechanism to automatically align and close when the two halves come near each other

The inner side of the fabric is treated to be more hydrophobic than the outer side and there is therefore a hydrophilicity gradient through the thickness of the fabric (gradation of surface tension)