INNOVATION DEVELOPMENT CENTER - CARBON

ACTIVATED CARBON WITH FULLERENE C60

Activated carbon is a porous substance that is obtained from various carbon-containing materials of organic origin:

Charcoal
Stone coke
Petroleum coke
Coconut shells
Residues of fruit and other materials.

It contains a huge amount of pores and therefore has a very large specific surface area per unit mass, which is why it has a high adsorption capacity. Depending on the manufacturing technology, 1 gram of activated carbon can have a surface from 500 to 2200 m2.

IDC Carbon products activated carbon saturated with fullerene C60 (carbon C60) - ACFC60, which increases its sorption and antioxidant properties, thereby expanding its scope and conditions of use:

filters for personal protective equipment
sorbents for blood hemosorption
chemical industry
pharmaceutical industry
food industry
as well as the main component of filter elements - for filtering various types of liquids, water and alcohol-containing compounds.

As a raw material, we use basic compositions of activated carbon obtained from charcoal and fruit crop residues.

MAIN SPECIFICATIONS OF THE MANUFACTURED PRODUCT:
Molasses number (EUR) - 370
Fullerene content C60 - up to 5%
Total surface area (BET) - 1050 m(2) / g
Bulk density – 490 kg / m(3)
Particle size D10-7.5
Particle size D50 – 35
Particle size D90 – 110
pH – alkaline

Given the level of content of the main substance - fullerene C60 in the base volume of activated carbon up to 5%, it is possible to use ACFC60 as a concentrate.

PACKAGING:
ACFC60 activated carbon is Packed and delivered dry, in a polymer bottle weighing 500 grams.