Zeolite particles

Zeolite is a general term for zeolite group minerals, which are a group of framework like hydrous alkali metal or alkaline earth metal aluminosilicate minerals. There are many types. The unique structure of zeolite gives it unique physicochemical properties. There are mainly ion exchange properties, adsorption separation properties (such as selective adsorption performance), catalytic properties (which can be used as catalysts and catalyst carriers), chemical stability (natural zeolites have good thermal stability and acid resistance), reversible dehydration properties, conductivity, etc. In addition, zeolite has a characteristic of encapsulating gas, that is, when the temperature increases, the zeolite cavity becomes larger and molecules enter. When cooled, the molecules entering are trapped, and the trapped components are stored at a high density for a long time until they are released upon heating. Due to its structure and physicochemical properties, zeolite has been applied in various fields such as petroleum, chemical, light industry, environmental protection, building materials, agriculture and animal husbandry.