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Zeolites (clinoptilolite) are volcanic tuff minerals, which are formed when ash and lava from a volcano have a chemical reaction with cool sea water, are naturally negatively charged with a cage-like structure. The most prominent features of Zeolites include the exchange of cations and absorption of inorganic and organic molecules of specific dimensions. Their high mechanical strength, chemical stability,and abrasion values make Zeolites a special material for water purifications and many more applications. The negative chargesact as a magnet to attract positively charged toxins and heavy metals to the Zeolites]]>
Zeolites (clinoptilolite) are volcanic tuff minerals, which are formed when ash and lava from a volcano have a chemical reaction with cool sea water, are naturally negatively charged with a cage-like structure. The most prominent features of Zeolites include the exchange of cations and absorption of inorganic and organic molecules of specific dimensions. Their high mechanical strength, chemical stability,and abrasion values make Zeolites a special material for water purifications and many more applications. The negative chargesact as a magnet to attract positively charged toxins and heavy metals to the Zeolites]]> Wed, 11 Aug 2021 08:00:14 GMT /slideshow/basic-of-zeolite-its-applications/249959430 SagarNayak6@slideshare.net(SagarNayak6) Basic of zeolite & its applications SagarNayak6 Zeolites (clinoptilolite) are volcanic tuff minerals, which are formed when ash and lava from a volcano have a chemical reaction with cool sea water, are naturally negatively charged with a cage-like structure. The most prominent features of Zeolites include the exchange of cations and absorption of inorganic and organic molecules of specific dimensions. Their high mechanical strength, chemical stability,and abrasion values make Zeolites a special material for water purifications and many more applications. The negative chargesact as a magnet to attract positively charged toxins and heavy metals to the Zeolites <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/basicofzeoliteapplications-210811080016-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&amp;height=120&amp;fit=bounds" /><br> Zeolites (clinoptilolite) are volcanic tuff minerals, which are formed when ash and lava from a volcano have a chemical reaction with cool sea water, are naturally negatively charged with a cage-like structure. The most prominent features of Zeolites include the exchange of cations and absorption of inorganic and organic molecules of specific dimensions. Their high mechanical strength, chemical stability,and abrasion values make Zeolites a special material for water purifications and many more applications. The negative chargesact as a magnet to attract positively charged toxins and heavy metals to the Zeolites
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