Carbon molecular sieve

Carbon Molecular Sieve is a carbonaceous adsorption material with uniform microporous structure, mainly used for gas separation and purification.
Its micropore size is similar to the diameter of gas molecules, and it can achieve selective adsorption according to the kinetic diameter of different gas molecules.

Main characteristics
1. Microporous structure: The pore size is usually between 0.3-1.0 nanometers, which is suitable for separating small molecular gases.
2. High specific surface area: It provides a large number of adsorption sites and enhances adsorption capacity.
3. Chemical stability: It is resistant to acids, alkalis and organic solvents and is suitable for a variety of environments.
4. Thermal stability: It can maintain structural stability at high temperatures.