AN AIR PURIFIER WHEREIN THE HYDROGEN RELEASE IS CONTROLLED

The present invention relates to an air purifier (1) suitable to be positioned in the environment wherein the air is to be purified (I), comprises a body (2); an air inlet opening (3) provided on the body (2); a fan (4) which enables the air to be directed through the air inlet opening (3) into the body (2); an air outlet opening (5) which enables the air purified in the body (2) to be released out of the body (2); a CO2 absorbing unit (6) into which the air is sucked; a base dosing unit (8) which supplies a base solution into the CO2 absorbing unit (6); an acid dosing unit (7) which supplies an acid solution into the CO2 absorbing unit (6); a control unit (14) which supplies the base solution and the acid solution to the CO2 absorbing unit (6) in this order; a CO2 tube (10) enabling the CO2 absorbed in the CO2 absorbing unit (6) to be discharged to outside the environment wherein the air is to be purified (D); an electrodialysis unit (9) wherein the salt created in the CO2 absorbing unit (6) is resolved back to acid and base.