Powdered activated carbon

Powdered activated carbon, made from wood chips and fruit shells, produced via the zinc chloride method, boasts well-developed mesoporous structures, high adsorption capacity, and rapid filtration properties.

Primarily suitable for decolorization, purification, deodorization, and removal of impurities from various industrial high-color amino acid solutions.

Widely used in fine chemicals, such as decolorization of raw materials, chemical raw materials, biochemical technology, and decolorization, purification, and refinement of various preparations and injectable solutions. Suitable for substances like sulfonamides, alkaloids, gallate, and can also be used for decolorization, decontamination, and odor removal of fine chemical products such as formaldehyde, benzotriazole, methyl esters, and glycerin. Mainly used for decolorization, refinement, and removal of "pyrogens" in various injectables. Also suitable for decolorization of vitamin C and other raw materials, with strong decolorization power, fast filtration speed, and suitable for decolorization and refinement.