Activated carbon, also known as activated charcoal, is a highly porous carbon form exhibiting exceptional adsorption properties. It is produced by processing carbonaceous materials at high temperatures, such as coal, wood, or coconut shells. Activated carbon has a large internal surface area, giving it a remarkable capacity to adsorb impurities and contaminants.
Chemical appearance:
Activated Carbon is the general name assigned for a group of porous carbons. The appearance of activated Carbon depends considerably on the process used for the activation of Carbon. The product is typically charcoal black with varying mesh sizes.
Chemical appearance:
Activated Carbon is the general name assigned for a group of porous carbons. The appearance of activated Carbon depends considerably on the process used for the activation of Carbon. The product is typically charcoal black with varying mesh sizes.
Granular activated carbon is defined as the activated carbon being retained on a 50-mesh sieve. GAC products are made from coconut shell, coal, lignite, and anthracite products. Adsorption is the primary mechanism by which GAC works and the primary reason it is widely used to reduce undesirable taste, odor and color and to improve the safety of drinking water. Coconut granular activated carbon is mainly used for gold recovery. And 4*8mesh coconut shell activated carbon is usually applied for some heavy metals removal from the waste gas. According to different applications, clients can choose different activated carbon types according to the specific working conditions.
Calcium Carbonate 99% is a chemical compound having the formula CaCO3. It is commonly found in rocks as the minerals calcite and aragonite. It is a very popular mineral in the earth.
Chemical Appearance
Calcium Carbonate 99% has the appearance of a fine super white powder. It is odourless. It has chalky taste. Calcium Carbonate is poorly soluble in pure water.
Calcium Carbonate is ideal for cosmetic purposes. It has excellent texturizer, functional filler and extender in various powder cosmetics. It also can be used to enhance creaminess of emulsions or enhance foam generation in surfactant systems (shampoos, shower gels). It is widely used as buffering and neutralizing agent as well as an opacifying agent in cosmetic applications containing pigments.
