Bone Activated Charcoal 25 Kg 22060 (Heavy Metals / Colour)

Bone Activated Charcoal: A Versatile Adsorbent

Bone activated charcoal is a type of activated carbon derived from animal bones. It's a porous material with a large surface area, making it an excellent adsorbent for various applications.

How It's Made:

1. Carbonization: Animal bones are heated in a controlled environment to decompose the organic matter, leaving behind a carbon-rich material.
2. Activation: The carbonized material is then activated, typically using steam or carbon dioxide, to increase its porosity and adsorption capacity.

Properties and Uses:

• High Adsorption Capacity: Bone activated charcoal has a large surface area, allowing it to adsorb a wide range of substances, including:
  • Organic Compounds: Pesticides, herbicides, and other organic pollutants
  • Gases: Volatile organic compounds (VOCs), odors, and harmful gases
  • Toxins: Heavy metals, poisons, and other harmful substances
• Water Purification: Used in water filtration systems to remove impurities, improve taste, and reduce odor.
• Medical Applications: Used in activated charcoal capsules to treat poisoning and gastrointestinal disorders.
• Air Purification: Used in air filters to remove pollutants and odors.
• Industrial Applications: Used in various industrial processes for purification, filtration, and decolorization.

Advantages of Bone Activated Charcoal:

• Natural Origin: Derived from a renewable resource, making it environmentally friendly.
• High Adsorption Capacity: Offers excellent adsorption properties for a wide range of substances.
• Versatility: Can be used in various applications, from water purification to medical treatments.

Considerations:

• Regeneration: Bone activated charcoal can be regenerated through heating or chemical treatment to restore its adsorption capacity.
• Particle Size: The particle size of the charcoal can affect its adsorption efficiency and flow rate.

Bone activated charcoal is a versatile and effective adsorbent with a wide range of applications. If you're considering using it for a specific purpose, it's recommended to consult with a member of our technical team to ensure you're selecting the appropriate type and size for your needs.

20 to 30% freeboard
Density 0.7 Kg/l