煙草在線據(jù)《雅加達(dá)全球》報(bào)道編譯　　印尼三寶壟的兩名國立中學(xué)學(xué)生因發(fā)明了一種將卷煙煙霧轉(zhuǎn)變?yōu)檠鯕獾墓ぞ?#xff0c;而在曼谷舉辦的2012年青年發(fā)明家國際博覽會(huì)上獲得了金獎(jiǎng)。

　　7月4日星期三，其中一名在競(jìng)賽中獲獎(jiǎng)的學(xué)生Hermawan Maulana在三寶壟說：“我們將這種工具取名為‘減少吸煙間內(nèi)的一氧化碳與二氧化碳危險(xiǎn)影響的工具盒應(yīng)用。’”

　　Hermawan Maulana說，在感覺受到數(shù)量不斷增加的吸煙者的打擾之后，他與自己的校友Zihramma Afdi一起開始了這項(xiàng)計(jì)劃的研究。他們說，有了這個(gè)工具，含有一氧化碳和二氧化碳的卷煙煙霧就被分解為氧氣和碳。

　　他說：“至少吸煙的人在吸煙間內(nèi)會(huì)覺得舒服一些，而不會(huì)在其他可能會(huì)打擾他人的地方吸煙。我們創(chuàng)造這種工具，是因?yàn)槲覀儧]有辦法減少吸煙人的數(shù)量?！?/p>

　　卷煙煙霧被吸入機(jī)器，在機(jī)器里，電極將分子分解為構(gòu)成它們氧和碳離子的構(gòu)成成分。

　　Afdi說：“在機(jī)器內(nèi)，煙霧被分解為氧氣，再回流到吸煙間里。除了氧氣之外，過濾嘴器留下了碳，但是是可以再利用的固體形式?！?/p>

　　這兩名學(xué)生擊敗了包括中國、馬來西亞、新加坡、越南、菲律賓、臺(tái)灣和日本在內(nèi)的幾個(gè)國家和地區(qū)的其他參賽者。

Thailand: Indonesian High School Students Turn Cigarette Smoke Into Oxygen

　　Semarang. Two state high school students in Semarang have received a gold medal at the International Exhibition for Young Inventors 2012 in Bangkok for inventing a tool that changes cigarette smoke into oxygen.

　　"We named the tool 'T-Box Application to Reduce the Dangerous Impacts of CO and CO2 in Smoking Rooms,'" Hermawan Maulana, one of the students who won the competition, said in Semarang on Wednesday.

　　Together with his schoolmate Zihramma Afdi, Hermawan said they began research on the project after feeling disturbed by the increasing number of smokers. They said that with the tool, cigarette smoke containing carbon monoxide (CO) and carbon dioxide (CO2) is broken down into oxygen and carbon.

　　"At least smokers will feel comfortable inside the smoking room and would not smoke in other places that could disturb other people," he said. "We created this because we can't reduce the number of smokers."

　　Smoke is sucked into the machine, where an electric charge breaks down the molecules into their constituent carbon and oxygen parts.

　　"Inside this machine, the smoke will be decomposed into oxygen and flow back [into the smoking room]," Afdi said. "Besides oxygen, the filter leaves carbon, but in solid form that could be reused."

　　The students beat other participants from several countries including China, Malaysia, Singapore, Vietnam, the Philippines, Taiwan and Japan.