IMPREGNATED ACTIVATED CARBON
Impregnated activated carbon is a specialized adsorbent created by adding special chemicals to standard activated carbon. This process enhances its adsorption capabilities towards target pollutants. With its customized surface chemistry, enhanced reactivity and tailored adsorption properties, impregnated activated carbon provides superior performance for specific applications. It is widely used in gas mask filters, mercury removal from flue gases, hydrogen sulfide removal and other industrial and environmental applications requiring selective removal of contaminants.
Impregnated activated carbon
Application｜
- Removal of acid gases
- Mercury capture
- Adsorption of radioactive iodine
Raw materials｜Coconut shells, charcoal, wood
Characteristics｜
- Iodine number: 850-1050 mg/g
- Apparent density: 400-600 kg/m³
- Impregnation: 5-15% (depending on impregnation)
- Impregnated types: KOH, KI, iodine, NaOH, KMnO4, acid solution (H2SO4)
- Particle size: 4×6, 4×10, 6×12, 6×16, 8×16, 8×30, 12×20, 12×40, 30×60, 50×70, 4 mm
Characteristics｜
- Improved adsorption for certain pollutants
- Designed for targeted pollutant removal
- High efficiency in the gas phase
- Suitable for critical air purification needs
- Can be designed to remove multiple contaminants
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