Dust mainly consists of SiO2 and other constituent materials such as Al2O3, Fe2O3, CaO, MgO depending on the type of dust. CaO, one of these components, is a calcareous material that directly affects global warming, and when reacted with water, it causes an exothermic reaction and has harmful properties to the human body. Since ancient times, even in rural areas, calcareous fertilizers were used only by adults wearing safety equipment due to its high toxicity. The components in these soils form a chemically stable crystal structure, so there is little chemical reactivity. However, a small amount of active polyvalent ions exist, and these components react with a high molecular compound, which is one of the components of the surface reinforcing agent, forming insoluble cross-links, thereby enabling stable bonding and fixation between soil particles. In addition, by forming an insoluble film at the same time as crosslinking, the abrasion of the soil surface is increased and the cohesiveness is increased, thereby suppressing scattering dust and reducing the loss rate.