Are there any standards for the coconut shell activated carbon used in phosgene reactors? Could you recommend some manufacturers?

2020-07-20View Original

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Are there any standards for the coconut shell activated carbon used in phosgene reactors? Could you recommend some manufacturers?

Reply #22020-07-20

An interested party, Jacobi Carbon’s agent in China. The attachment contains the specifications for the activated carbon used by Jacobi Company in phosgene synthesis, which is characterized by a high specific surface area and an extremely low moisture content, of less than 0.6%. The phosgene synthesis process demands high oxidation resistance and long catalytic lifetime from activated carbon. Activated carbon with low moisture content and high purity has a positive effect in these aspects. For more information, you can send an email to sales@gzfuzhang.com

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