Description
Specifications Table
| Product Name | Charcoal (activated) AR | RANKC2326 | Avantor |
|---|---|
| Pack Size | 100 g – 250 g – 500 g – 1 kg |
| Form | Fine powder |
| Grade | AR (Analytical Reagent) |
| Application | Adsorption, filtration, decolorization, laboratory experiments |
Product Description
Activated charcoal AR is a highly purified form of carbon processed to increase its surface area, making it exceptionally effective for adsorption and filtration. This lab-grade powder is widely used in research, pharmaceutical testing, and chemical experiments where high purity and consistency are critical.
Whether you’re a student setting up a chemistry experiment or a researcher working on advanced filtration systems, this activated charcoal delivers reliable performance. Its fine powder form ensures quick dispersion and maximum contact with liquids or gases, making it ideal for decolorization, toxin removal, and purification processes.
At eqipped, we ensure that every batch of activated charcoal AR meets stringent quality standards, so you can trust its performance in your lab work. Available in multiple pack sizes, you can choose the right quantity for your needs without compromising on quality.
Key Applications
Activated charcoal AR is versatile and finds use in various laboratory and industrial applications. Here are some common uses:
In chemical laboratories, it’s often used to remove impurities from solutions, ensuring cleaner results in experiments. Researchers rely on it for gas purification and air filtration systems. It’s also a staple in pharmaceutical testing, where it helps in drug formulation and toxicity studies.
For educators and students, this charcoal is perfect for demonstrating adsorption principles, filtration techniques, and even simple water purification experiments. Its high adsorption capacity makes it a go-to material for many scientific applications.
Why This Grade Matters
The AR (Analytical Reagent) grade ensures that this activated charcoal is free from contaminants that could interfere with your experiments. Unlike commercial-grade charcoal, this version is processed to meet strict laboratory standards, providing consistent and dependable results every time.
When you buy activated charcoal for lab use, purity is non-negotiable. This product is tested to confirm its adsorption efficiency and absence of impurities, making it a trusted choice for professionals and academics alike.
Safety and Handling
While activated charcoal is generally safe, it’s important to handle it with care. Avoid inhaling the fine powder, as it can irritate the respiratory tract. Always use it in a well-ventilated area or under a fume hood if working with large quantities. Store it in a cool, dry place to maintain its effectiveness.
For high-risk applications, such as handling toxic substances, ensure proper protective equipment is used. This product is not intended for medical or internal use.
FAQs
What is activated charcoal AR used for in labs?
Activated charcoal AR is primarily used for adsorption, filtration, and decolorization in laboratory settings. It helps remove impurities from solutions, purify gases, and is often used in chemical experiments and pharmaceutical testing.
Is this activated charcoal safe for all lab experiments?
Yes, this AR-grade activated charcoal is safe for most lab applications. However, always follow standard lab safety protocols, especially when handling fine powders or working with hazardous substances.
Can I use this for water filtration experiments?
Absolutely. Activated charcoal is excellent for water filtration experiments due to its high adsorption capacity. It effectively removes contaminants, odors, and colors from water, making it a great choice for educational and research projects.
What pack size should I choose for small-scale experiments?
For small-scale experiments, the 100 g or 250 g pack sizes are ideal. They provide enough quantity for multiple tests without excess waste. Larger packs are better suited for frequent or bulk usage.
How should I store activated charcoal to maintain its quality?
Store activated charcoal in a tightly sealed container in a cool, dry place. Avoid exposure to moisture or direct sunlight, as this can reduce its adsorption efficiency over time.
