Coconut Charcoal Powder

Coconut charcoal powder typically refers to activated carbon powder made from coconut shells through steps such as anaerobic combustion, dehydration, and drying.

Raw Materials and Production

The primary raw material is coconut shells. The powder is produced through high-temperature anaerobic carbonization, followed by grinding processes. This production method endows coconut charcoal powder with a rich porous structure and a large specific surface area.

Physical Properties

It appears as a black powder with excellent adsorption properties, capable of adsorbing impurities and harmful substances from gases and liquids. The powder is lightweight and has a low density.

Chemical Properties

Chemically stable, it does not readily react with other substances. It has strong corrosion resistance and antioxidant properties, maintaining good performance under various environmental conditions.

Application Scenarios

Water Treatment Field

Drinking Water Purification

Effectively removes organic matter, heavy metal ions, residual chlorine, and other pollutants from water, improving the quality of drinking water. It makes the water clearer, tasteless, and compliant with drinking water standards.

Industrial Wastewater Treatment

Exhibits good adsorption of organic pollutants such as dyes, pesticides, and chemical raw materials in industrial wastewater. It reduces the chemical oxygen demand (COD) and biochemical oxygen demand (BOD) of wastewater, ensuring it meets discharge standards before being released, thereby reducing environmental pollution.

Air Purification

Indoor Air Purification

Adsorbs harmful gases such as formaldehyde, benzene, and xylene, as well as odors and smoke, improving indoor air quality. It is commonly used in air purifiers, air conditioner filters, and other products in homes, offices, hotels, and similar settings.

Industrial Exhaust Gas Treatment

In industries such as chemical, pharmaceutical, and coating, it is used to adsorb organic solvents, acidic gases, and malodorous substances from exhaust gases emitted during production, reducing air pollution.

Food Industry

It can be used as vegetable carbon black in food additives but must comply with relevant standards. For example, according to the GB 2760-2014 Standard for the Use of Food Additives, black carbon vegetables are permitted in specific foods with a maximum usage level of 5 grams per kilogram.

Oral Care Products

Due to its adsorption properties, it is used in the production of toothpaste and dental powders. It helps remove stains and pigmentation from the teeth surfaces, freshens breath, and whitens teeth.

Agricultural Field

Soil Improvement

When added to soil, it improves soil structure, enhancing soil aeration and water retention. Its porous nature can also absorb nutrients in the soil, acting as a slow-release fertilizer, increasing fertilizer efficiency, and promoting plant growth.

Pest and Disease Control

It has a repelling effect on some pests, reducing their damage to crops. Additionally, coconut charcoal powder can absorb harmful substances in the soil, lowering the incidence of pests and diseases.