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carbon material that is used in the purification of water. Activated carbon is very porous with a large surface area for absorbing contaminants. Also used to remove chlorine.
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definition -is a carbon material that is used in the purification of water. Activated carbon is very porous with a large surface area for absorbing contaminants. Activated carbon is also used to remove chlorine. Activated carbon would be considered a type of filtration and would add to an overall filtration effort. Helpful products: - Activated Car [..]
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Activated carbon is a processed form of carbon treated to be more porous.Also Known As: activated charcoalExamples: Activated carbon is used as an absorbent material to remove impurities in water.
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A solid adsorbent material that is used to remove organic pollutants from liquid or gas streams.
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Granular form of charcoal used in cigarette filters.  Charcoal is treated using an activation process to provide a material with a high surface area and porosity. Its high porosity makes it an efficient adsorbent for the reduction in yields of certain smoke constituents.
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A highly adsorbent form of carbon used to remove odors and toxic substances from liquid or gaseous emissions. In waste treatment, it is used to remove dissolved organic matter from waste drinking wate [..]
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A highly adsorbent form of carbon used to remove odors and toxic substances from liquid or gaseous emissions. In waste treatment, it is used to remove dissolved organic matter from waste drinking w [..]
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Adsorptive particles or granules of carbon usually obtained by heating carbon (such as wood). These particles or granules have a high capacity to selectively remove certain trace and soluble materials [..]
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Adsorptive particles or granules of carbon usually obtained by heating carbon (such as wood). These particles or granules have a high capacity to selectively remove certain trace and soluble materials [..]
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Adsorptive particles or granules of carbon usually obtained by heating carbon (such as wood). These particles or granules have a high capacity to selectively remove certain trace and soluble materials from water. Acute Health Effect
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A porous, carbon-based material that effectively eliminates chlorine, contaminants,
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A granular material usually produced by the roasting of cellulose base substances such as wood or coconut shells in the absence of air. It has a very porous structure and is used in water conditioning [..]
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Activated Carbon is a specially treated carbon that has been exposed to heat around 800-900 degrees Celsius. The great thing about activated carbon is that it has a large internal surface area and can trap a lot of impurities inside it.
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Activated carbon is a form of carbon capable of removing certain gases from the air.
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Blueair SmokeStopTM
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A form of carbon with small pores that increase the surface area available for adsorption of chemicals and odors.
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Specially processed carbon used as a filter-drier; commonly used to clean air.
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granular, processed carbon that is used in air filters to trap contaminants in the air.
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A highly adsorbent form of granular carbon treated with high temperature and used to remove odours and toxic substances from liquids or gases, through adsorption or filtration. see "adsorption&qu [..]
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A highly adsorbent form of carbon used to remove odours and toxic substances from gaseous emissions and to remove dissolved organic matter from wastewater.
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Activated carbon is a highly adsorbent powdered carbon that purifies by adsorption. It is made by burning carbon-based materials at very high temperatures to create a porous internal structure that provides a huge surface area that is ideal for removing odorous compounds and gases. Only one pound of activated carbon typically has a surface area of [..]
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A material that has a very porous structure and is an adsorbent for organic matter and certain dissolved gases.
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Is a specially processed carbon, used as a filter drier. Commonly used to clean air.
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