Makers of OilSorb™ and Other State-of-the-Art Filtration Media
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Makers of OilSorb™ and Other State-of-the-Art Filtration Media
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EC-400 Product Guide - Field and laboratory testing has shown EC-400 to be beneficial for removal of acetone from water. To show its effectiveness, a jar test was performed. During the test, distilled water was spiked with approximately 2,010 ppm of acetone. One gram of sorbent was contacted with 30 ml of spiked solution and placed onto a platform shaker for 24 hours. The sorbent was then removed by passing the solution through a 0.4 - 0.45 micron filter. The TOC on the filtrate was determined. A control sample was also tested. It was found that no acetone was lost due to the experimental process. Results of EC-400/Acetone Product Test
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