Function
1. Fuel oils such as gasoline,diesel, kerosene and heavy oil normally have 2 g or more molecules (RH) bonded (hydrogen) due to trace components such as sulfur (S). This bond is severed by the effect of traces (0.01 mg/L) of ionized silver in "super eco" and this provides a minimum molecular unit. As a result, the surface tension of the fuel oils is reduced, making it easier for them to bond with Oxygen, as well as enabling a favorable atomization condition(finer atomization) and, therefore, enabling complete combustion.
2. When fuel oils are oxidized during the combustion process by oxygen and heat, molecules become enormous due to peroxide radical components, and this hinders favorable atomization. Super eco eliminates these peroxide radicals, hinders chain reaction, and prevents molecules from becoming enormous. When Super eco is added to a gasoline or diesel tank (1 to 2 g/L) the condition of the molecules change as described above. (Clusters become smaller).