Activated Carbon, Form : Granules

Description : Activated carbon, also known as activated charcoal, is a highly porous material used for its powerful adsorption properties. It is produced by heating carbon-rich materials like wood, coal, or coconut shells in the presence of gases, which create an extensive network of tiny pores that trap toxins, impurities, and odors. Commonly used in water and air purification systems, activated carbon is also used in medical applications, such as treating poisonings or overdoses, as well as in beauty products like facial masks. Its ability to filter and cleanse makes it a versatile and essential product in both industrial and personal care settings.