The "pore" secret of activated carbon: How does specific surface area determine adsorption power?

🔍 Core data:


Specific surface area of ​​high-quality activated carbon: 1200-1500㎡/g (equivalent to 3 football fields/gram!)

Micropores (<2nm) account for 70%, and mesopores (2-50nm) account for 25%

💡 Case: A water plant uses carbon with a mesopore rate of 65%, and the COD removal rate is increased by 40%

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