Imagine a hot plate reaching a temperature of many thousand degrees Celsius. If a small piece of organic material falls on it, it immediately burns in an airy environment and breaks down to the basic mineral components and evaporates with nothing left on the disc.
Similarly, at room temperature, our photocatalytic coatings work. These capabilities are provided by microscopic crystals of the titanium dioxide semiconductor (TiO2 ) and the physical phenomenon of photocatalysis.