Desiccant Zeolite

Zeolite is a naturally occurring mineral known for its exceptional adsorption and ion-exchange properties, making it valuable in various industrial and environmental applications.

• Molecular Formula: (M2/nO)·Al2O3·xSiO2·yH2O
• Purity (%): often exceeding 90% or more
• Appearance: Usually found in the form of granules, powder, or pellets.
• Packing: such as bags, drums, or bulk shipments

• The substance in question is a naturally occurring mineral with an intricate and permeable crystal structure. It falls into the category of hydrated aluminosilicate minerals, which are created over millions of years through the accumulation of volcanic rocks and ash deposits. These minerals exhibit notable adsorption and ion-exchange properties due to their porous framework.

  The crystal structure of this mineral comprises interlinked channels and cages formed by aluminum, silicon, and oxygen atoms. These interconnected structures grant it a substantial surface area and porosity. Consequently, molecules can be selectively absorbed and trapped within its framework, based on their size, charge, and shape. The unique structure of this mineral offers an extremely active surface that allows for interactions with various substances, leading to its widespread utility across diverse fields such as industry, the environment, and agriculture.