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Has anyone used molecular sieves to adsorb CCl4? !

2016-12-06View Original

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Which type of molecular sieve to use? ! What is the amount of adsorption? ! Thank you! !
Reply #22016-12-06
Earlier, there was a unit called the Southwest Chemical Engineering Design Institute. It was later launched on the market; it might be called Tianyi Technology. It is the most renowned leader in the adsorption industry in the country. You can entrust them to do it.
Reply #32016-12-06
Haha, former colleagues. . . They probably don’t have data on this either. . .
Reply #42016-12-07
Activated carbon does have some adsorption capacity, but it may not be sufficient to ensure compliance with emission standards. . .
Reply #52016-12-09
Activated carbon works; we have worked on foreign projects using it
Reply #62016-12-09
Oh, is that so? Is it adsorbing CCL4? !

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