(PDF) Preparation And Characterization Of Wood Activated Carbon

Activated carbon that is also known as activated charcoal is a form of carbon that is processed to have low-volume pores that help in increasing the surface area available for chemical reactions. The wood-based activated carbons are gaining increasing popularity with applications in industries like food and beverages, water treatment and many other industries due to its non-toxic behavior.

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The wood activated carbon market is assumed to grow in the forecast owing to the expansion of the water treatment industry coupled with the supportive regulations concerning healthy and clean air. However, the availability of alternative products might restrict the growth of the wood activated carbon market. On the other hand, the application of wood activated carbon in the food & beverages industry for deodorization and purification, due to its non-toxic behavior, is likely to showcase growth opportunities for the wood activated carbon market during the forecast period.

Applications Of Wood Activated Carbon

Air Treatment

Water Treatment

Food & Beverages

Pharmaceuticals

Top Manufacturers

  •  Acuro Organics Ltd
  •  Chemtex Speciality Limited
  •  D&R Corporation
  •  EUROCARB
  •  Fujian Zhixing Activated Carbon Co.,Ltd.
  •  Induceramic
  •  Ingevity Corporation
  •  Jacobi Carbons
  •  Kalpaka Chemicals
  •  Kuraray Co., Ltd.

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