Is the main component of inert ceramic balls aluminum oxide, and can it adsorb carbon dioxide? What conditions are required for its desorption?

2015-09-10View Original

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Is the main component of inert ceramic balls aluminum oxide, and can it adsorb carbon dioxide? What conditions are required for its desorption?

Reply #22015-09-15

Inert porcelain balls mainly serve a supporting function and do not absorb carbon dioxide. High temperature and low pressure facilitate desorption

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