Activated Carbon

Activated Carbon are the fine powdered substances that are commonly used for the purification of the liquids and gases due to their higher absorbing properties. These elements can be used in various other applications which includes such as cleaning of municipal water, industrial pollution control, removal of bad odor and other. Activated Carbon availed by us are produced by using naturally obtained carbonaceous materials such as coal, peat, coconuts, nutshells and wood. They are available in the purest form with a purity level of 900IV. These chemistry elements works by increasing the surface area and acts like an adsorbent to easily attract the impurities and contaminations present within the fluids. 

Features:

• The porous nature of activated carbon is one of its important properties. It has an extensive network of tiny pores and channels that offers a sizable surface area for adsorption.

• A large range of chemicals may be remarkably well adsorbed by activated carbon. Through the use of intermolecular interactions, its porous structure allows it to draw molecules and hold them on its surface.

• Due to its adaptability, it has uses in many different sectors. It is employed in water treatment facilities to get rid of pollutants, organic substances, and offensive tastes and smells.

• The capacity of activated carbon to selectively absorb some compounds while ignoring others is yet another impressive property.

• It is an affordable and environmental option because it can be recycled and used again.