Potassium Iodide Impregnated Coconut Shell Activated Carbon BS-GACKI5 - Activated Carbon Chemical Filters | Baisheng Tech
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Potassium Iodide Impregnated Coconut Shell Activated Carbon BS-GACKI5

Product Overview

Coconut shell granular activated carbon impregnated with potassium iodide to ≥ 5%, on a base carbon of CTC ≥ 60%. The KI provides an iodine source at the carbon surface, giving specific chemical capture of hydrogen sulphide, mercury vapour and iodine compounds — the media type commonly used in iodine adsorbers and odour-control beds. 30–60 mesh, supplied in 25 kg woven bags or on 500 kg fumigated wooden pallets.

Features & Specifications

ItemUnitSpecificationTest Method
Particle Sizemesh30–60ASTM
CTC Adsorption%≥ 60ASTM
Moisture Content (after impregnation)%≤ 15ASTM
Ash Content (after impregnation)%≤ 10ASTM
KI Content (after impregnation)%≥ 5ASTM
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Detailed Description

Key Features

- Potassium iodide impregnation ≥ 5%: a higher KI loading than general desulphurisation grades. The KI provides an iodine source at the carbon surface, giving specific chemical capture of hydrogen sulphide, mercury vapour and iodine compounds - Base carbon CTC ≥ 60%: the untreated base carbon meets its adsorption target first, so enough physical adsorption capacity remains after impregnation to handle organic components in a mixed gas stream - Granular, 30–60 mesh: suited to fixed-bed filling, balancing pressure drop against adsorption rate - Two pack sizes: 25 kg woven bags for laboratories and small beds where material is drawn in small quantities; bulk supply on 500 kg fumigated wooden pallets, meeting export phytosanitary requirements for wood packaging

Applications

- Hydrogen sulphide removal: wastewater treatment, biogas pre-treatment, landfill gas - Mercury vapour capture: KI fixes mercury as mercuric iodide — used on coal-fired exhaust, in mercury recovery and for laboratory mercury vapour control - Radioiodine capture: the media type commonly used in iodine adsorbers at nuclear plants and radioisotope facilities - Sulphur-bearing gases in semiconductor process exhaust

Handling Notes

- Nuclear-grade service requires separate qualification. An iodine adsorber destined for a nuclear safety-related system must be tested for methyl iodide (CH₃I) penetration to ASTM D3803, with acceptance criteria set for the site's temperature and humidity conditions. This grade is a general industrial specification — tell us the intended duty when enquiring so we can confirm suitability - Moisture of ≤ 15% after impregnation is normal. Water is required for the chemical reaction; do not dry the carbon - Chemisorption is irreversible. A spent bed is replaced as a whole and cannot be reactivated the way physically adsorbing carbon can - Do not store alongside strong oxidising agents. Keep the storage area cool and ventilated and away from ignition sources

Packaging & Chemical Registration

ItemDetails
Packaging25 kg per PP woven bag; 500 kg per fumigated wooden pallet
Chemical NameActivated Carbon
CAS No.7440-44-0
HS Code3802.10.00

Selection References

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