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by AlexandrB
1608 days ago
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> N95s work via an electric polarity of the filter ...as well as mechanical filtration[1]. > To minimize the effect of electrostatic attraction, we used isopropanol (IPA) to remove nearly all dipole charges in the filter layer (Figure Figure77C) and measured the filtration efficiency. The filtration efficiencies of N95 respirators after IPA treatment decreased about 7–15% after removing all dipole charges. Such decreases in filtration efficiencies indicated that electrostatic charges contributed to the filtration performance. Others here have pointed to studies RE the efficacy of cloth masks. Which, while not great, is not 0 either. I'm willing to be wrong, but do you have any research showing that "Cloth masks do nothing"? [1] https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/labs/pmc/articles/PMC7724761/ |
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