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Why is there a difference in the specific surface area of the adsorbents?

2010-07-27View Original

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The specific surface area of imported adsorbents is often over 350. Why can’t domestically produced ones reach this level? Please help explain, thank you.
Reply #22010-07-27
The criteria for evaluating a molecular sieve are not limited to its specific surface area; its mechanical strength also needs to be taken into account. A molecular sieve with a higher specific surface area indicates it has more effective pores, which in turn suggests that its framework has high strength – this is necessary to achieve such a high specific surface area. The problem with molecular sieves in China lies in the ability to ensure sufficient strength in their frameworks. I’m not sure if it’s correct; please correct me.

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