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Industrial Activated Carbon and Charcoal with High Adsorption Capacity, Large Surface Area, and Versatile Forms

Brand Name:	Zorui
MOQ:	500g, 1kg or 25kg for sample, 1000kg for commercial order
Payment Terms:	T/T, LC, OA
Supply Ability:	3000 Tons/month

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Product Description

Detail Information

Place of Origin:

Shanxi, China

Certification:

ISO, COA, MSDS, TDS, AAA

Name:

Activated Carbon

Shape:

Black Powder, Granule Or Pill.

Main Component:

Carbon, Also Contains A Small Amount Of Oxygen, Hydrogen And So On.

Sample:

Available

Port:

Tianjin,Shanghai,Qingdao,Other Ports In China

Port:

Tianjin, Shanghai, Qingdao, Other Ports In China

Trade Term:

EXW, DAP, FOB, CFR, CIF, CPT, CIP

Shipping:

Sample By Express, 100kg+ By Air, 1000kg+ By Sea

Packaging Details:

Net Weight 25kg or 200kg/package

Highlight:

High Adsorption Capacity Activated Carbon

Large Surface Area Charcoal

Versatile Form Active Carbon

Product Description

Industrial Activated Carbon & Charcoal

Industrial activated carbon is a black powdery, granular, or pellet-shaped amorphous porous carbon material. Primarily composed of carbon, it also contains small amounts of oxygen, hydrogen, sulfur, nitrogen, and chlorine. Its fine structure resembles graphite but features smaller, irregularly stacked grains. With an extensive surface area (500-1000 m²/g), it exhibits strong adsorption properties, capable of adsorbing gases, liquids, or colloidal solids up to nearly its own mass.

Key Benefits

High Adsorption Capacity
Wide Range of Applications
Versatile Form (Powder, Granules, Pellets)
Large Surface Area

Target Industries: Water Treatment, Air Purification, Chemical Processing, Food & Beverage.

Technical Specifications

Foreign Name	Shape	Main Component
Activated Carbon	Black powder, granule, or pill	Carbon, with small amounts of oxygen, hydrogen, etc.

Product Overview

Activated Carbon and Charcoal are both carbonaceous materials distinguished by their production processes and applications. Activated Carbon undergoes specialized treatment to develop a porous structure that enhances its adsorption capabilities, while Charcoal is produced through the pyrolysis of organic materials. Both materials are widely utilized for their ability to absorb impurities, toxins, and odors.

Physical and Chemical Specifications

Activated Carbon

Appearance: Black granular or powdered substance
Surface Area: High surface area (typically 500 to 1500 m²/g)
Pore Size: Microporous structure for enhanced adsorption
Chemical Composition: Primarily carbon, may contain trace minerals

Charcoal

Appearance: Black, lightweight material
Surface Area: Lower surface area compared to activated carbon
Pore Size: Contains larger pores, less effective in adsorption
Chemical Composition: Mainly carbon with some volatiles and moisture

Product Functions

Activated Carbon

Adsorption: Highly effective in removing contaminants and odors from air and water due to its porous structure
Filtration: Commonly used in water treatment, air purification, and gas separation
Catalyst Support: Acts as a support for catalysts in chemical processes

Charcoal

Fuel Source: Used as a fuel for grilling and barbecuing, providing a high heat source
Soil Amendment: Enhances soil properties and improves water retention in gardening and agriculture
Traditional Uses: Used in traditional medicine for detoxification purposes

Application Areas

Activated Carbon

Water Treatment: Utilized in municipal and industrial water systems to remove impurities and toxins
Air Purification: Commonly used in air filters, masks, and respirators to remove contaminants
Food Industry: Employed in the removal of impurities from oils and beverages

Charcoal

Culinary Uses: Used in grilling, smoking, and as a flavor enhancer in cooking
Agricultural Uses: Implemented in biochar to improve soil health and sequester carbon
Health Products: Found in supplements and beauty products for detoxification

Manufacturing Process

Activated Carbon

Raw Material Selection: Sourced from coconut shells, wood, peat, or coal
Activation: Involves a two-step process of carbonization and activation, typically using steam or chemicals to create porosity
Grinding and Sizing: The activated carbon is ground and sized according to application requirements

Charcoal

Carbonization: Organic materials are heated in the absence of oxygen to produce charcoal
Cooling and Packaging: The charcoal is cooled and packaged for distribution

Why Choose Our Products

High Quality: Our Activated Carbon and Charcoal meet stringent quality standards for effectiveness
Expert Support: Our knowledgeable team provides assistance with product selection and application optimization
Custom Solutions: Tailored products to meet specific industrial and commercial needs
Reliable Supply: Consistent availability and timely delivery to support your operations

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between Activated Carbon and Charcoal?

Activated Carbon has a higher surface area and is treated for enhanced adsorption, while Charcoal is mainly used as a fuel and for traditional purposes.

Is Activated Carbon safe for use in food products?

Yes, Activated Carbon is commonly used in food and water purification applications.

How should these products be stored?

Store in a cool, dry place, away from moisture and contaminants to maintain quality.

Can Activated Carbon and Charcoal be reused?

Activated Carbon can often be regenerated for reuse, while Charcoal is typically used once.

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Food Thickeners

Food Phosphates

Vitamins Powder

Antioxidant Agent

Acidulants

Leavening Agents

Plant Extracts

Proteins and Enzymes

Anti Caking Agents

Industrial Chemicals

EDTA Chelating Agent

Polymer Powder

Catalyst Powder

Plasticizer Powder

Chemical Solvent

Surfactant Chemicals

Water Treatment Chemicals

Oil Drilling Chemicals

Flame Retardant Agent

Rubber Agent

Adhesives And Sealants

Coating Chemicals

Reducing Agents

Rust And Corrosion Inhibitors

Lubricating Agents

Flotation Agents

Resin Powder

Other Industrial Chemicals

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