CO2 Filtration
Because carbon filtering is an efficient method of filtration that uses an activated carbon piece to remove contaminants and pollutants from the air with the aid of chemical adsorption, it is utilized for air quality control. The contaminants are chemically attracted to the carbon when it adsorbs them. They have a wide variety of bonding locations thanks to the vast surface area of activated charcoal. A certain substance clings to the carbon surface and becomes trapped as it passes close by.
Activated Carbon
To make activated carbon an even more effective adsorbent, it can be enhanced, injected, and specially blended. Other names for activated carbon include stimulated coal and stimulated charcoal. It is a special kind of processed carbon.
