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මං හිතුව උද්දමනෙ වැඩිවෙන්නෙ නැතුව සල්ලි අච්චු ගහන හැටි කියල
It seems to be a great product. If they get some company to properly market it in the region sure they can make some money. Publish the test results and start marketing...
The concept isn't new... It;s known for decades that nanoparticles can be used to kill bacteria & viruses. It was the Israeli company Sonovia, who first marketed it with their masks early last year. Then the Italians followed, they had the technology developed on their own and they also marketed a mask.
Several countries use the technology in disinfectants. Notably the Hong Kong University developed nanocapsule spray that lasts for 90 days on surfaces was marketed around $10.00 to $20.00 depending on size. It was sold under the name of Germagic.
The Australians developed"Nanoworm" water based polymer which does a similar job. If you search you will find others too.
Trying to sell a product without advertising is similar to winking at a girl in the dark.... You now what you are doing but nobody else does.
The concept isn't new... It;s known for decades that nanoparticles can be used to kill bacteria & viruses. It was the Israeli company Sonovia, who first marketed it with their masks early last year. Then the Italians followed, they had the technology developed on their own and they also marketed a mask.
Several countries use the technology in disinfectants. Notably the Hong Kong University developed nanocapsule spray that lasts for 90 days on surfaces was marketed around $10.00 to $20.00 depending on size. It was sold under the name of Germagic.
The Australians developed"Nanoworm" water based polymer which does a similar job. If you search you will find others too.
Trying to sell a product without advertising is similar to winking at a girl in the dark.... You now what you are doing but nobody else does.
No... These are not the conventional sanitizers. These use naotechnology. Specifically what's known as ENP (Engineered Nano-Particles)hand sanitizer එකක් ගැනද මේ කියන්නෙ?
ENPs have properties that differ from the corresponding bulk materials. For example, nanoforms of copper and silver, two well-known anti-pathogenic substances are much more toxic than the bulk forms. These two metals and nanocompounds such as silica dioxide, titanium dioxide, zinc oxide, carbon nanotubes, and graphene oxide are effective against enveloped viruses like Covid-19 as are nanomixtures of silver and copper with iron, iodine, chlorine, or sulphur.
So this technology is used to make a disinfectant......in many forms.
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කාබනික වචනෙ ඇහෙද්දී ටිපර් වෙනවා
------ Post added on Oct 17, 2021 at 2:01 PM
කාබනික වචනෙ ඇහෙද්දී ටිපර් වෙනවා
------ Post added on Oct 17, 2021 at 2:01 PM
