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Principle of odor remover
1. Adsorption type deodorant Adsorption type deodorant removes odor by physical adsorption. This type of deodorant usually contains materials with high specific surface area, such as activated carbon, zeolite and silica gel. Activated carbon is the most commonly used adsorbent, which can effectively capture odor molecules in the air. Zeolite
Characteristics and Applications of 4A Zeolite
4A Zeolite is a widely used synthetic zeolite that plays an important role in the industrial and environmental protection fields due to its unique structure and excellent adsorption properties. Its name comes from the fact that each node in its framework has four aluminum-oxygen tetrahedrons, forming a uniform pore structure,
Properties and development prospects of Zeolit 4A
Zeolit 4A is an important synthetic zeolite material, which has attracted widespread attention due to its unique physical and chemical properties and wide application fields. This article will explore the basic properties, main applications and future development prospects of Zeolit 4A. I. Basic properties of Zeolit 4A 1. Structural characteristics:
Rubber Odor Eliminator: A highly effective solution for removing rubber odor
In many fields, rubber products are widely used due to their durability and versatility. However, rubber products often emit a pungent odor during use, which is not only uncomfortable but may also have potential health effects. To solve this problem, various rubber odor removers (Rubber Odor Eliminator) have appeared on
Odor Remover Technology and Application
Odor Remover technology effectively neutralizes or eliminates odors in different scenarios such as the air, object surfaces, and clothing through adsorption, chemical reactions, or other physical means. Its core technologies include: – Adsorption materials: Use high-efficiency adsorbents such as activated carbon or molecular sieves to adsorb volatile organic compounds (VOCs)
Analysis of plastic deodorants: new environmental trends and technological innovations
Traditional plastic products often release unpleasant odors during production and use, which not only affects user experience, but also poses potential risks to the environment and health. Especially in confined spaces or high-temperature environments, volatile organic compounds (VOCs) released by plastics may cause air quality problems and become a hidden
