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Coconut Shell Activated Charcoal

Uses And Benefits

Activated charcoal made from coconut shell has better surface are a and many small pores, which increase it ability to adsorb certain substances. It is made from coconut shell charcoal with special heat treatment to activate it adsorbing capacity.

Available Grades:

Coconut Shell Granular Activated Carbon 4x8mesh, 8x30mesh,12x30mesh,customized grades per customer requirements

Packing:

Bulk Jumbo bags 500Kg,50Kgbags,25Kgbags, 10Kgbag,5Kgbag and 1Kg bottle, customized as per customer requirements.

Applications:

Water Treatment Air Filtration Food and beverage Processing Odour Removal Industrial Pollution control Gold purification Metal Extraction Solvent Recovery System Teeth Whitening Production of hydrogen Chloride Cosmetic Industry and many more

Curcumin

Curcumin is a naturally-occurring chemical compound found in the spice turmeric. Turmeric, on the other hand, is the root of a plant which is scientifically known as Curcuma Longa and that's probably where curcumin gets its name from. Raw turmeric is often uses in South Asian countries, although in India the powdered spice is more common. After the turmeric root is harvested it is cleaned, cured and then dried. Later, the dried root may be sold as it or ground into a fine powder. In India, it is often referred to as Indian saffron, yellow ginger, yellow root or kacha haldi.Curcumin belongs to a family of chemicals that are known as curcuminoid and which have a bright yellow colour. It is this compounds that lends the distinctive colour to the spice. Curcumin was first identified as a compound back in 1815. Since then, there have been several studies conducted to learn more about its abilities. It is believed that curcumin works on multiple functions and processes at the same time which is why it has been touted to cure everything from pain and inflammation to fighting tumours and promoting brain health.

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