How would this work (electricity question)

JimmyRay · Nov 13, 2005

A machine that un-ionizes the air in your home. How would it remove particles that have charge out of the air?

HallsofIvy · Nov 13, 2005

That's pretty straight forward, isn't it? There are a set of plates, alternating positive and negative charge. There is a fan that directs air through the plates. Any charged particle is attracted to the plates of oppositte charge and "stick" there.

JimmyRay · Nov 13, 2005

Ohhh okay that makes sense. lol I don't know why i didnt see that, thanks.

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