Absorbents & Adsorbents

Activated Carbon Adsorbent

Activated charcoal, as an adsorbent, is widely used for the adsorption, decolorization, and purification of gases and liquids, as well as a catalyst carrier, owing to its large internal surface area. It is suitable for various applications, with powdered activated carbon (PAC) offering easier loading, and granulated activated carbon (GAC) being well-suited for low-resistance processes involving gases. This versatile substance, featuring a porous, sponge-like structure with excellent adsorption capacity, is essential in the chemical, food and beverage, and environmental protection industries. Sourced from natural materials like pine wood or mineral coal, activated charcoal is a sustainable choice for diverse applications.

Soda lime CO₂ Absorber:

Soda lime effectively absorbs CO₂ from air and gases, offering a large internal absorption surface area and a capacity of at least 25%. It is suitable for both small and large absorption systems in laboratories and technical facilities. Additionally, some products contain soda lime with indicator that changes color during CO₂ absorption, ensuring efficient monitoring without releasing CO₂ back into the environment.

Water Absorption tubes:

Water absorbing tubes are employed to keep reagents or solvents dry, particularly during processes like Karl Fischer titration or when working with solvents from withdrawal systems. These tubes also feature an indicator in the filling to display the degree of depletion.