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Academic Use – Ideal for Chemistry Practical Labs

This phosphorus-free activated charcoal is a core filtration material used in chemistry lab practicals for decolorizing organic compounds, filtering impurities, and adsorption studies. Common in CBSE and university lab syllabi, it helps students grasp real-world applications of adsorption and purification.

Industrial Use—Trusted for Lab-Scale Purification

In research and quality-control labs, Lancer Activated Charcoal is used to purify chemical intermediates, remove colored impurities from solutions, and adsorb toxins. Its phosphorus-free nature makes it compatible with processes sensitive to phosphate contamination, such as pharmaceutical syntheses and biochemical extractions.

Institutional Use—Reliable for Academic & Public Sector Labs

From pharmacy colleges to state-run scientific research institutes, this activated charcoal is a staple adsorbent for a variety of applications, including toxin removal, organic solvent cleanup, and chromatography sample prep. The absence of phosphorus makes it suitable for sensitive protocols.

 FAQs:

1. What does “phosphorus-free” activated charcoal mean?

It indicates the charcoal does not contain residual phosphates, making it ideal for phosphate-sensitive experiments.

2. Can it be used for water filtration experiments?

Yes, it is commonly used in lab-scale water purification and adsorption testing modules.

3. Is this product food or medical grade?

No, this is laboratory grade and not suitable for ingestion or medical use.

4. How should activated charcoal be stored?

Store in an airtight container in a dry, cool place away from reactive substances and direct sunlight.

5. Are there other forms of lab-grade charcoal available?

Yes, granular and pelletized forms exist, but this powder version is ideal for fine adsorption applications.