Activated carbon filters are porous materials, typically made from carbon-rich sources like coconut shells, wood, or specific grades of high-quality coal. What sets them apart is their activation process, which creates a vast network of pores and increases their surface area, enabling them to adsorb Read More

The adsorption capacity of coconut shell activated carbon products for organic matter does not increase with the increase of temperature. On the contrary, the increase of temperature leads to the increase of energy of adsorbed molecules and the improvement of desorption performance of adsorbed molec Read More