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ADSORPTION. Activated Carbon. What is A d sorption? Organic molecules bond to the internal pores of activated carbon. Some Definitions. Adsorption Absorption Sorption Adsorbent Adsorbate. Applications. Drinking water treatment Groundwater remediation Industrial wastewater treatment - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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ADSORPTION

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Activated CarbonWhat is Adsorption?• Organic molecules bond to the internal

pores of activated carbon

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Some Definitions

• Adsorption• Absorption• Sorption• Adsorbent• Adsorbate

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Applications• Drinking water treatment

• Groundwater remediation

• Industrial wastewater treatment

• Polishing of treated municipal waste

• In a variety of gas-phase applications

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Activated CarbonThe Three Types/Forms of AC

Powdered Granular Pelleted / Extruded

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Activated CarbonWater Treatment Methods for GAC & PAC

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Activated carbon is prepared in two steps

• Carbonization step

• Activation step:– Macropores: >25nm– Mesopores: >1 nm and <25nm– Micropores: <1nm

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Activation Types

• Steam activation

• Chemical activation

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