What are special activated carbons?

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There are two types of special activated carbons:

 

A) EXTRA PURE: They are carbons that are subject to specific purifying processes because of the way of applying shouldn’t release the compounds and salts that a virgin carbon has for standard use like water potabilization.

 

These carbons are:

 

	Megapol LS	Activated carbon that complies with the specifications of the U.S.P and that we provide as raw material for pharmaceutical laboratories to ttreat severe poisoning.
	Pure-Carb	For the manufacture of cheese "wiht ahs"
	Ash-Free Carbon	These carbons present an ignition temperature very superior to a standard carbon which allows to use them in solvent recovery; this is due to their low level of ash.

 

B) MODIFIED SURFACE: They are carbons that retain substances that a standard activated carbon can’t adsorb.

 

These carbons are:

 

	Biostat	Impregnated with metallic silver as a bacteriostatic agent.
	Carvapur	For the purifying of air and gas.
	Vapacid	To chemically adsorb acid gases.
	Carvacid	To retain organic vapor and acid gases.
	Carvapox	To chemically adsorb oxidizing organic molecules (alcohol, aldehides and alquenes).
	Vapamón	To chemically adsorb ammonia and amina of low molecular weight.
	Vapomer	To chemically adsorb mercury vapor