Hydroxyl radicals occur naturally in our atmosphere. They are formed when an oxygen atom (O1, usually released from the ultraviolet breakdown of ozone, O3) pulls a hydrogen atom (H) from water vapor (H2O) to form the radical (OH). This hydroxyl radical is 1,000,000 times faster at oxidizing pollutants in the air than ozone, which is 3000 times faster than chlorine, making them the most effective method of destroying mold, bacteria, and viruses available.

RGF's proprietary process produces large volumes of these powerful air cleaning agents with only a very small amount of ozone.