Microporous Activated Carbon (Biomass Activated Carbon)

Product Overview
Microporous activated carbon, also known as biomass activated carbon, is a carbon-rich solid material derived from biomass raw materials through carbonization and activation processes. This material exhibits excellent adsorption performance and ion exchange capabilities, making it widely applicable in water treatment, air purification, drug separation, and other fields. Its unique pore structure and high surface area enable it to effectively adsorb organic compounds, heavy metal ions, and other harmful substances.

Key Features

• High Surface Area:Provides a large number of adsorption sites, enhancing the material's adsorption capacity.
• Well-developed Pore Structure:Facilitates the diffusion and transport of adsorbate molecules, improving adsorption efficiency.
• Excellent Adsorption Performance:Demonstrates significant removal effects for organic compounds, heavy metal ions, residual chlorine, and other harmful substances.

Applications

• Wastewater Treatment:Efficiently removes organic compounds, heavy metals, residual chlorine, and other harmful substances from water.
• Water Purification:Improves water quality and ensures safe drinking water.
• Air Purification:Adsorbs harmful gases and particulate matter in the air, improving air quality.
• Drug Separation:Plays a key role in the separation and purification of pharmaceutical compounds.
• Drug Carriers:Acts as a carrier for drug delivery systems, enabling targeted release and controlled release of drugs.