Zeolite molecular sieves are crystalline, extremely porous material, which belong to the category of aluminosilicates. These crystals are characterized by a 3D pore system, with the pores of defined diameter. The consistent crystallographic structure is shaped by tetrahedra’s of (SiO4) and (AlO4). These tetrahedra’s are the basic building blocks for numerous zeolite structures, i.e. zeolites X & A, the most common commercial adsorbents. Each zeolite crystal is only a few microns across. ... Read more
The ratio of silica to alumina in zeolite molecular sieve is close to two, which provides it with characteristic features such as fast adsorption speed, good crushing resistance, frequent regeneration ability, and good pollution resistance. These properties help improve durability and ... Read more
