The difference between type B silica gel and type A silica gel

The main difference between type A silica gel and type B silica gel lies in their physical properties, uses and applicable scenarios.

Specifically, type A silica gel has a small pore size and a large specific surface area, which issuitable for use in low humidity environments, but the total adsorption capacity is low.

The pore size and specific surface area of type B silica gel are between type A and type C.

It is an excellent adsorption material and can be used as a liquid adsorbent, adsorption desiccant, etc. In contrast, the adsorption speed of type B silica gel may be slower, but the total adsorption capacity is larger