An ordinary Oxygen Molecule (O2) is non-reactive and holds 16 electrons. It is paramagnetic and has the ability to hold up to 4 extra electrons. The Bio-Oxygen Process is a process of adding extra electrons to molecules of oxygen.

Electricity is composed of electrons. The electrons are pressurised inside the Bio-Oxygen Electrode Tubes and are emitted in a radius of up to 2 meters around the electrode tubes and produce an electron shower, similar to a water sprinkler. As the air flows through the electron shower, the oxygen molecules absorb extra electrons. When an oxygen molecule gains extra electrons, it becomes more magnetic and the magnetic oxygen molecules are magnetically attracted to each other and agglomerate into O2-, O4-, O6- and O8- etc Oxygen Clusters. Aggregates are also formed which consist of a mixture of Oxygen Clusters and ordinary O2 Molecules. The Oxygen Clusters and Aggregates react with and remove pollutants from the air such as Odours, Gases, Chemicals, and Tobacco Smoke. Oxygen Clusters kill Bacteria, Fungus, Yeast, Mould, Mildew, Spores, Viruses, Protozoa and other Organisms.

In addition, as the oxygen molecules gain extra electrons, they lose energy and drop in temperature and therefore Oxygen Clusters are colder than the surrounding air and the temperature differential between the oxygen and nitrogen in the air imparts a tinge of freshness into the room air.