Increasing Applications of Micro Bubbles
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Expanding Uses of Micro Bubbles
Summary
Micro bubbles are revolutionizing various fields, from food safety to medical diagnostics. In Japan, they are being used to offer safe and delicious oysters by using oxygen-rich micro bubbles with a small percentage of ozone to neutralize norovirus, a common winter pathogen. This method is more cost-effective than traditional approaches that rely on sterile seawater and chlorine-based germicides.
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Recent research has highlighted the growing potential of micro bubbles in diverse applications. These tiny gas-filled bubbles, less than 50 microns in diameter, are made of oxygen or air and can remain suspended in water for extended periods. As the gas within dissolves, the bubbles gradually dissipate. Nowadays, they are commonly generated using various aerators available in the market.
The unique properties of micro bubbles, such as their electrical charges, make them exceptionally effective at attracting and capturing suspended particles. This capability is harnessed in sludge treatment processes, where organic matter is collected and floated by the bubbles, significantly reducing treatment time.
In the quest to market safe and flavorful oysters, Japanese researchers have employed micro bubbles infused with concentrated oxygen and about 2% ozone. This combination effectively inactivates norovirus in shellfish. Compared to cultivating oysters in sterile seawater or using chlorine-based treatments, this approach is more economical and efficient.
Micro bubbles are also making strides in cancer treatment. Scientists are exploring methods to diagnose cancer by injecting these bubbles into the bloodstream. During an ultrasonic scan, the bubbles react to the pressure changes, expanding and contracting rapidly. This activity makes cancerous tumors more visible on scans, aiding in early detection.
Beyond medical and environmental uses, micro bubbles offer impressive cleaning capabilities due to their large surface area. They penetrate deeply, making them effective for cleaning vegetables like cabbages and radish sprouts, and maintaining freshness at a vegetable processing center in Japan.
For personal care, micro bubbles provide a thorough skin cleanse without the need for soap or shampoo. This technique has been adopted by some spas in Japan and pet care shops, offering great benefits for pets with skin sensitivities.
Innovations from companies like Suwa are paving the way for small, handy micro bubble generators for home use. Soon enough, you’ll be able to purchase one at your local electronics store and enjoy a relaxing micro bubble bath at home.
Micro bubbles are proving to be a versatile technology with broad applications, promising advancements in health, food safety, and personal care.
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