Super Activated Carbon Nanoparticles

Super Activated Carbon Nanoparticles Product Features:

Introduction

Super Activated Carbon Nanoparticles (SACNs) are a specialized form of activated carbon with enhanced characteristics at the nanoscale. Activated carbon, also known as activated charcoal, is a highly porous material with a large surface area, which makes it effective for adsorbing a wide range of substances, including gases, liquids, and organic compounds. When activated carbon is processed to the nanoscale, its surface area and reactivity are significantly increased, resulting in super activated carbon nanoparticles that exhibit even more efficient adsorption, catalytic properties, and enhanced chemical stability.

Properties:

High Surface Area: One of the primary characteristics of SACNs is their extremely high surface area, which can be as large as 2000-3000 m²/g. This allows for the adsorption of larger amounts of gases, liquids, or contaminants compared to conventional activated carbon.

Porosity: SACNs exhibit high porosity with a large number of micropores, mesopores, and macropores. This increases the material’s capacity to store and filter a variety of molecules, enhancing its use in filtration and purification.

Chemical Reactivity: The nanostructure of SACNs can make them more chemically reactive. This property is leveraged in various catalytic and environmental applications, where they can promote chemical reactions or break down pollutants.

High Adsorption Capacity: Due to the high surface area and porosity, SACNs are extremely effective at adsorbing toxic gases, organic pollutants, heavy metals, and volatile organic compounds (VOCs). This makes them ideal for air and water purification applications.