Zeolites are naturally occurring microporous minerals with a unique crystal structure that allows them to adsorb and release molecules easily. Zeolites' remarkable adsorption and ion-exchange properties make them invaluable in various industries, addressing environmental, health, and manufacturing challenges.

Applications:

Water Purification: Zeolites are widely used in water treatment processes for their exceptional adsorption capacity. They can remove impurities such as heavy metals, ammonia, and radioactive ions, making water safe for consumption.

Air Purification: Zeolites are used in air filters and purifiers to capture pollutants, including volatile organic compounds (VOCs) and odors. They are commonly found in household air purifiers and industrial exhaust systems.

Detergents: Zeolites are added to laundry detergents as builders. They soften water by removing calcium and magnesium ions, enhancing the cleaning efficiency of detergents while reducing the need for phosphates, which can harm the environment.

Catalysis: Zeolites serve as catalysts in various chemical processes, such as the conversion of petroleum feedstocks into valuable fuels and chemicals. Their porous structure provides a high surface area for catalytic reactions.

Gas Separation: Zeolites are used in gas separation processes, particularly in the production of oxygen and nitrogen from air. They selectively adsorb one gas component while allowing others to pass through.

Nuclear Waste Remediation: Zeolites have shown promise in capturing radioactive waste and ions in nuclear waste storage and cleanup efforts, contributing to safer disposal.

Aquaculture: Zeolites are used in aquaculture to maintain water quality by absorbing ammonia and other waste products from fish tanks or ponds, promoting healthier aquatic environments.

Agriculture: In agriculture, zeolites are applied to soil to improve its water retention capacity and nutrient availability. They also reduce the leaching of fertilizers, making agriculture more sustainable.

Personal Care: Zeolites are used in personal care products like deodorants and antiperspirants to absorb moisture and control odor.

Animal Feed Additives: Zeolites are sometimes included in animal feed to help bind mycotoxins and improve digestion.

 

Physical Characteristics:

Color: Variable, often white, gray, or greenish.
Crystal System: Usually crystalline aggregates.
Specific Gravity: 2 to 3.5 g/cm³.
Hardness: 3.5 to 5 on the Mohs scale.

International Standards:
Complies with industry standards for zeolite products.

Packaging:
Jumbo bag with nylon inside, small bag (according to customer's order)

Chemical Characteristics:

Clinoptilolite: more than 70%
Cation Exchange Capacity (CEC): Minimum 100 meq/100g.
Loss on Ignition (LOI): Maximum 15%
Moisture Content: Less than 10%