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Old 03-14-2007 | 10:58 PM
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Default RE: Question RE: Carbon Clothing

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If carbon is ineffective then why are carbon filters used in air purification systems, water purification systems , NASA ,the government,The masks that auto body teck's use, etc,etc.???
Carbon is a filtering material , thats scientific. Ask a chemical engineer.
With all due respect , what industry are you referring to?
I work in the chemical industry and we use CARBON filters to filter out unwanted purities in EVERYTHING, in size's from a pencil, to 500LB tray's located in the (smoke)stack, and it work's like a charm. How Carbon relate's to clothing, I have no idea, because clothing is not air tight, like most carbon filters are.

And with that being said, Carbon does need to be heated at extreme heat for a long amount of time to "re-activate it, it is such a difficult process in fact, that we just discard the "used" filters and replace them with new one's.
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