Description
Water purification activated carbon is commonly columnar grain, specific surface area, pore developed, high mechanical strength, high adsorption speed, purifying degree is high, not easy off powder, long service life, water purification activated carbon which can be widely used in chemical industry, electronics, medicine, printing and dyeing, food and water for living, industrial water, solution filtration, adsorption purification, removing impurity, also can be used in the industrial waste water depth purification. Can effectively remove odor, chlorine, cyanide, and a variety of harmful substances such as heavy metal ions and decoloring.
Application
Chlorine dioxide can control bacteria, viruses, algae, fungus and some gazes responsible for bad smell like methane . Closed areas like dressing, etc… can be disinfected easily. Also Chlorine dioxide have an effective answer for refrigerators, cold room, food production, frozen work stations treatment without risk on bacterial contamination.
Packaging & Delivery
Packaging Details
aqua water purification chemical chlorine dioxide poultry farm disinfectant CAS 10049-04-4
Port
Huangpu
Lead Time :
| Quantity(Tons) | 1 - 1 | >1 |
| Est. Time(days) | 11 | To be negotiated |
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