能吸收甲醛的植物（A plant that absorbs formaldehyde）.docVIP

能吸收甲醛的植物（A plant that absorbs formaldehyde） A plant that absorbs formaldehyde Http:// April 26, 2006 Internet Strengthen the ventilation and ventilation of the room, or plant some flowers indoors. As the plants absorb formaldehyde cactus, Chlorophytum, gerbera flower (aka Gerbera), reed, ivy, cycads, chrysanthemum; eliminate xylene ivy, cycads, chrysanthemum or owner is advised to use in the home air purifier is reliable, use them to absorb formaldehyde, etc. of home pollution substances; or use deodorant and formaldehyde scavenger, and harmful gases in the air, and then gradually cleared, until it meets the standard, does not affect the health of the owners. Green plants pollute the air and purify the air. American scientist William Voville after years of testing, found all kinds of green plants can effectively absorb chemicals in the air and turn them into their food: 24 hours in lighting conditions, destroying the aloe contains 1 cubic meter of air in 90% formaldehyde, ivy has eliminated 90% of benzene, formaldehyde and 24% dragon tequila can devour 70% of benzene, 50% of trichloroethylene, carbon monoxide, 86% formaldehyde can devour 96% of the vertical Gua lan. The ability of green plants to absorb harmful substances is surprising. In fact, the ability of green plants to absorb chemicals mostly comes from microorganisms in potting soil, not primarily from leaves. In the living room, every 10 square meters planted one or two pots and plants, basically can achieve the effect of cleaning pollution. These flowers and plants that purify the interior: Aloe and Chlorophytum, Sansevieria, can remove formaldehyde. 15 square meters of the room, or Chlorophytum Sansevieria planted two basins, can keep the air fresh, without the harm of formaldehyde. Sansevierias, during the day can also release large amounts of oxygen. Can emit Chlorophytum, sterilization, kill bacteria, if there is enough room Chlorophytum, 24 hours, 80% of the harmful substances will be killed; Chloroph