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Here is the information regarding different types of Molecular Sieves:

Desiccants are a useful tool used to absorb moisture from products to keep them dry and stable. Various desiccants are used in multiple industries. These include common desiccants such as silica gel, activated alumina, molecular sieves, and lesser-known desiccants, such as calcium oxide, calcium sulfide, and various others.

The right packaging can make all the difference to a product; that’s why at Sorbead India, we recognize the importance of using desiccants for packing.

Moisture in any area can ruin the shelf life of a product or possibly lead to damage caused by mold, fungus, and bacteria. This is why it’s essential to remove it from all kinds of products. A desiccant is a drying agent that can bind gas or water physically or chemically, extracting it from various materials.

Chromatography is a timeless process that has been widely employed for separating the components of a mixture in various applications. It consists of a process that involves dissolving a mixture in a substance in its mobile state to transform it into the stationary phase.

Do you wonder what those tiny white pouches that you find in almost every packaged product are? These small packs consist of silica gel, a highly effective desiccant, drying agent, or moisture absorbent to protect various humidity products.

Almost every product, from electronics, apparel, and medicines, to cosmetics, and vitamins, is at a high risk of damage due to moist and damp atmospheric and packaged environments. Increased moisture makes an item prone to bacterial, fungal, and mold growth that eventually leads to product degradation. In fact, water in high-end electronics can result in …

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Molecular sieves are made from synthetic zeolite, which has a very precise design and uniform pores. Zeolites are highly porous solids that belong to a class of naturally-occurring chemicals called aluminosilicates; they separate molecules depending on their dimensions and diameters.

As the name suggests, oxygen absorbers are used to remove oxygen from food packaging and seal the product in a nitrogen-rich environment for extended shelf life. This keeps the product fresh and safe for consumption in the long run.

From agriculture to petroleum refining and cosmetic products, adsorbents are used in industries across the spectrum. The adsorbents market is segmented based on industrial applications such as air separation, water treatment, drying, and packaging. You’ll find a niche for adsorbents in almost every part of the world, including Asia-Pacific, North America, Europe, and others.