By Delta Adsorbents
Activated Carbon is most commonly associated with it’s ability to filter contaminants out of water. However, activated carbon can also remove unwanted chemicals from the air.
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Activated carbon is a porous material used for the adsorption of chemicals from either water or air. There are a variety of activated carbon options with a base of coal or coconut and in different forms like granules or pellets. For air purification, often times larger particles or pellets of activated carbon are used. Smaller activated carbon media is used for liquids.
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Oxygen Absorbers are packets that contain iron and salt. The packet is designed to absorb oxygen from sealed containers or packaging. Oxygen that stays in a sealed container can be damaging to the container’s contents. This is particularly important when containers are storing food.
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Keeping wastewater free of contaminants protects our drinking water, wildlife, and environment. Organoclay water filtration media offers a cost effective and efficient solution for manufacturing processes that introduce chemicals into water.
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Pr
otecting equipment from corrosive gases can minimize loss of equipment and excessive expenditures for companies. The first step is understanding what environments are prone to air pollution and then testing the area to see what level of pollution is occurring. These efforts will help to identify the best Gas Phase/ Air Filtration solution to prevent future corrosion.
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Providing our customers with the right product to help them with moisture control is important to us. Our product assortment offers a wide range of absorbent and adsorbents from silica gel desiccants to remove moisture to desiccant air breathers to protect from fluid contamination. Delta Adsorbents is excited to announce the addition of bulk Activated Carbon to its assortment.
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Activated Carbon is coal that has been processed through both heat and chemicals. First the coal is heated under extreme heat and burned. The carbon is then treated with chemicals and heated again with oxygen and steam. These processes create the expansive number of pores found in activated carbon. These pores allow for greater surface area for molecules to adhere which is a process known as adsorption.
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By Delta Adsorbents
To get the best results in treating and filtering water, the right equipment is needed, but the best water filtration media is very important. The DS-200 series of filtration media works best in treatments after an oil and water separation. Treating heavy metals, organic contaminant and hydrocarbons is easy with the DS-200 series.
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What do little spheres of aluminum trihydrate have in common with rubies and sapphires? They are all aluminas. Sapphires and rubies are nearly pure crystalline alumina with trace impurities that add color. Activated alumina, such as BASF F200, is a very dry and porous type of aluminum oxide. It is incredibly strong with a high resistance to abrasion and can hold a great deal of liquid without changing form.
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If you have even a small amount of experience with air drying and desiccants, you have probably heard about Activated Alumina because of its benefits and fantastic features for the job at hand. For example, a large surface area and many pores allow the adsorbent to take in and hold more moisture than most other options. Furthermore, it manages to hold said moisture without changing dramatically with chemicals or even its physical appearance.
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