Panasonic Corporation

Junpei Ohe

Tomohiro Yamaguchi

Hiroshi Suda

Yukiyasu Asano

Yasuhiro Komura

Yukiko Mishima

Takayuki Nakada

Yoshinori Sainomoto

An electrostatic atomization device (A) for increasing hydrophilicity of collected matter () that has low hydrophilicity and is attached to a surface of a processing subject (). The device includes an atomization electrode (), which generates electrostatically charged atomized water droplets to increase the hydrophilicity, a water supply member (), which supplies water to the atomization electrode (), and a voltage application member (), which applies voltage to the water supplied to the atomization electrode ().

Electrostatic atomization device and hydrophilic treatment device including the same

A reduced water mist generating device () is provided with a water acquiring section () that acquires water for generating reduced water, a reduced water generating unit (U) that generates the reduced water from the acquired water, a reduced water atomizing section () that atomizes the generated reduced water, and a spraying section () that sprays the atomized water. With such a configuration, the reduced water can be generated from water, drifted in the form of a mist in a space, and caused to arrive at an object.

Reduced water mist generating device and electric apparatus

A reduced water mist generator, including: a water supply member that supplies water; a high voltage application member that applies a high voltage; and a discharge electrode that is constituted by a metal element that produces molecular hydrogen by a chemical reaction with nitric acid molecules, the discharge electrode being provided with an electrostatic atomizing function that, when a high voltage is applied by the high voltage application member while water is supplied by the water supply member, generates an electric field and thereby electrostatically atomizes the water supplied from the water supply member to produce microparticulated water, and also being provided with a hydrogen molecule generating function that produces the molecular hydrogen by a chemical reaction with nitric acid molecules generated when the water is electrostatically atomized, the discharge electrode generating a hydrogen water mist in the form of a reduced water that contains the molecular hydrogen in the microparticulated water.

Reduced water mist generator and method of producing reduced water mist

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Hirakata, Japan

Junpei Ohe