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.
Adsorbents are used in various industries because their functions lend themselves to all kinds of biochemical use cases and operations. They are commonly used in synthetic resins, water purification, food packaging, and activated charcoal, among many other applications.
