What are the differences between coconut shell activated carbon and ordinary activated carbon?

Activated carbon is a very widely used water purification material with the advantages of being porous, having strong adsorption capacity, fast adsorption capacity, and having a large specific surface area. Coconut shell activated carbon is one of the best, not only performing well in water treatment, but also performing well in air purification.

Coconut shell activated carbon is made of imported coconut shell carbonized materials activated by high temperature. It has strong adsorption performance and super physical and chemical indicators. The appearance of coconut shell activated carbon is amorphous broken carbon, which is suitable for high-purity gas, liquid phase adsorption, etc.

Characteristics of coconut shell activated carbon:

1. Coconut shell activated carbon belongs to the category of nut shell activated carbon. Its main characteristics are low density and light weight in the hand. The weight in the hand is significantly lighter than coal activated carbon. For the same weight of activated carbon, the volume of coconut shell activated carbon is usually larger than that of coal activated carbon.

2. Since coconut shell activated carbon has a small density, light weight and good feel, it can be put into water. Coal-based carbon sinks faster, while coconut shell activated carbon can float in water for a longer time, because saturated activated carbon adsorbs water molecules, increasing its weight and gradually sinking completely. When all activated carbon sinks, you will see that each activated carbon is wrapped with a small bubble, glittering and translucent twitching, which is very interesting.

3. The shape of coconut shell activated carbon is generally broken granular, flake-like, and forms activated carbon, such as cylindrical and spherical activated carbon, mostly coal carbon.

4. Coconut shell activated carbon is a small molecular pore structure. After the activated carbon enters the water, it adsorbs water particles in the air to produce many small bubbles (only visible to the naked eye), which remain floating on the surface. And coal activated carbon is general.