Why does T104 advanced desulfurizer generate heat when in contact with air?
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1. Why does the precision desulfurizer (T104) generate heat when in contact with air? 2. Will the processed refined desulfurizer (T104) become ineffective if not used in a timely manner? How long is the shelf life?
Have you used it? Is it still new?
After being soaked in the drug, 104 also undergoes chemical adsorption with air, generating heat as a result of this reaction. Therefore, 104 must be processed further after an order is received, using activated carbon with a high iodine value as a carrier for drug extraction; the product must be loaded onto vehicles at night, as high temperatures can also cause combustion. Attention must also be paid to timing during loading; it is best to unload and load on the spot! It seems the 104 you bought is still fine!
Generally, it should not exceed 1 month; otherwise, it will become ineffective or the adsorption efficiency will decrease!
As for the formula for which herbs to use, I guess no one will tell that – it’s a trade secret.
1. The adsorbent in the T104 advanced desulfurization agent possesses strong adsorption capacity; when it comes into contact with air, it adsorbs oxygen molecules from the air, and the collision between these molecules and the walls of the activated carbon micropores generates heat. 2. Store in a sealed condition, away from other harmful gases; it can remain valid for 3 months.