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 Characteristics of activated carbon for desulfurization and denitrification Flue gas treatment requires customized carbon: sulfur capacity>10% (SO₂ adsorption), ammonia nitrogen adsorption value>5% (SCR denitrification). Specific surface area of more than 1100 m²/g improves reaction efficiency, and adds catalytic components to enhance regeneration performance.

 Analysis of parameters of activated carbon for energy storage Supercapacitor electrode carbon needs a specific surface area of 2000 m²/g (micropore-dominated), conductivity of 10 S/cm. Ash content of 1% to prevent electrolyte contamination, and a tap density of 0.3-0.5 g/cm³ to affect the electrode coating process.

 Requirements for activated carbon purification in the pharmaceutical field The removal of pyrogens for injections must meet USP/EP standards, with a focus on endotoxins <0.5 EU/g and sulfate ash <2%. Narrowly distributed carbon with a pore size of 1-3 nm can accurately intercept impurities.

 Principles for selecting catalyst carrier carbon Precious metal loading requires controllable surface functional groups (adjustable carboxyl/carbonyl ratio), and crystallite size > 2 nm to improve dispersibility. Water content < 5% to prevent agglomeration during the preparation process.

 Emergency plan for hazardous waste treatment charcoal In case of sudden pollution accidents, use powdered charcoal with a bulk density of 0.4 g/cm³ for rapid dosing, and the iodine value is instantaneously adsorbed > 500 mg/g. Pay attention to the sealing of the packaging during storage (keep the moisture content at 50% to prevent spontaneous combustion).