What does carbonized mean
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Carbonizing wool is when a chemical process is used to clean the wool as apposed to using soap. Usually sulfuric acid is used. Wool that has been carbonized tends to be less soft, but it also doesn't have the residual odor I have noticed on other bulk wools from cleaning.
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It's great. It's the normal charcoal that you know, but the fact that it's sourced from hardwood is better for the environment and (I believe) can burn hotter/longer. (Mine is a Weber Performer grill.)
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It's best to fill the bottle to the lower line and no higher than the highest line. If you attempt to carbonize a bottle with less water, you'll be wasting a large amount of CO2 to fill the extra space and I've noticed that it doesn't carbonize the water as well either. Contrary to what overs have said, the nozzle does not need to be in the water in order to carbonize, as the pressure is what causes the CO2 to dissolve in the water. However, the larger the air pocket is, the more CO2 it takes to increase the pressure inside the bottle. All of the CO2 that does not dissolve (the air pocket) is wasted. It's best to fill the bottle to the lower line and no higher than the highest line. If you attempt to carbonize a bottle with less water, you'll be wasting a large amount of CO2 to fill the extra space and I've noticed that it doesn't carbonize the water as well either. Contrary to what overs have said, the nozzle does not need to be in the water in order to carbonize, as the pressure is what causes the CO2 to dissolve in the water. However, the larger the air pocket is, the more CO2 it takes to increase the pressure inside the bottle. All of the CO2 that does not dissolve (the air pocket)... » Read More It's best to fill the bottle to the lower line and no higher than the highest line. If you attempt to carbonize a bottle with less water, you'll be wasting a large amount of CO2 to fill the extra space and I've noticed that it doesn't carbonize the water as well either. Contrary to what overs have said, the nozzle does not need to be in the water in order to carbonize, as the pressure is what causes the CO2 to dissolve in the water. However, the larger the air pocket is, the more CO2 it takes to increase the pressure inside the bottle. All of the CO2 that does not dissolve (the air pocket) is wasted. « Show Less
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On the contrary, denatured means it is no longer natural. Ethanol in its purest form is what makes you feel strange when you drink beer, wine, liquor so to denature it they put poison in it so the federal government can regulate and tax it.
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No. Activated carbon adsorbs gas; it does not absorb it. Adsorb is correct in this case.
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I'm sorry I'm not sure. I had to look up what nucleated meant and I'm not positive enough to say. I think only the manufacturer could tell you for sure.
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This carbon is extruded (cylindrical). Average piece is 3/4 inch long by 1/8 inch in diameter. I use this carbon in my Ocean Clear chemical canister for fresh water tropical fish. I have used this filter system for over 20 years and this is the best carbon I have found for the money. It has a large surface area and keeps the water flowing for a long time. I used to use the standard carbon and it would plug with debris quicker causing the need to change the carbon much more often. This is the best canister carbon there is for the money bar none!
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Carbon has a limited amount of filtration capacity. Once the carbon has bonded with the chemicals it filters, it basically becomes satiated and will no longer work. If your sand filtration system can be strained to remove spent carbon then, yes. However if your system is closed, then it would probably be more work than just using the sand system. Here is a website to help explain. http://science.howstuffworks.com/environmental/energy/question209.htm
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It is a filter similar to your air filter. It fits right into the existing frame. Just take the old filter out and slide the new one in the frame. Works great and is a LOT cheaper than having someone professionally do it. No activated charcoal, not needed.
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Charcoal inside. The seals are the only thing degradable. Seals, o rings, can be replaced if signs of cracking or have gone dry. Shelf it.
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The charcoal side works as a smoker. Just add the what ever flavor "smoker" chips you like and you can smoke any kind of meat.
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"Carb" is an acronym. You'll have to look up your states laws to see if it's in forced there. I don't know what it means exactly but it's for the emissions that are supposed to be neutralized by the cat.
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420 high carbon...buck makes the best 420 he out there, I've accidently full swung and hit the concrete road with my 124 and it didn't chip a bit, chopped a smaller three down no problem
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The Carbon in these filters is also virgin charcoal (this just means that the carbon has been treated). They are rated to last up to 1.5 years. The fan also comes with a 1 year manufacturer warranty.
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The carbon appears to be pressed / extruded into tube form and looks much like spaghetti. It is also very hard which might indicate low porosity. It also does not come in the bag that is pictured. There is minimal dusting when rinsed and I believe this is due to its hardness. I use it in my freshwater aquarium and it has been working well. I have proved this by performing full spectrum testing of the water.
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Carbon and other suck media. It is used to support the disposable. It is used after the disposable to filter chemically. There is white carbon also not sure what it is called and it filters ammonia and other chefs out of the water.
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carb compliant means it is ok to use in California (California Air Resource Board). the tree loving hippies that make your new car cost thousands more than it has to.