GRANULAR ACTIVATED Granular activated carbon (GAC) consists of particles that are too large to pass through an 80-mesh sieve. Unlike smaller powdered activated carbon (PAC), granular activated carbon can be used alone rather than solely within a processing machine such as a gravity filter. GAC can also be mixed with a binder and extruded to create evenly sized cylindrical pellets known as extruded activated carbon (EAC). Granular activated carbon can remove most, though not all, organic compounds. However, it is a poor choice for most inorganic compounds, which are usually present in an ionized form in water, creating strong bonds that are tough for the granular activated carbon to break. Various impregnations are available to strengthen the GAC or EAC’s ability to absorb those compounds. |GRANULAR ACTIVATED IN GUJARAT| |GRANULAR ACTIVATED IN MAHARASHTRA| |GRANULAR ACTIVATED IN VADODARA| |GRANULAR ACTIVATED IN MADHYAPRADESH| |GRANULAR ACTIVATED IN GOA| |GRANULAR ACTIVATED IN MADHYA PRADESH| |GRANULAR ACTIVATED IN CHENNAI| |GRANULAR ACTIVATED IN TAMILNADU| |GRANULAR ACTIVATED IN ANDRAPRADESH| |GRANULAR ACTIVATED IN DELHI| |GRANULAR ACTIVATED IN RAJESHTHAN|