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What is activated carbon?
What is important for the purification of alcohol as
regards carbon pores
Carbon pores consist of
High and Low activated carbon
Pores in chemically activated carbon
Steam activated carbon
Ash content and after-treatment of activated carbon
Effectiveness of purification and pore size
Pore structure depends on raw materials used
Best pore combination for the purification of home-distilled alcohol
Problems with quality
Does all home-distilled pure alcohol require purification with activated carbon?
Purification with activated carbon
What happens when carbon adsorbs impurities?
There are 2 kinds of absorption, physical and chemical
Three available forms of activated carbon
Purification ability depends on many things, including
The substances that will be absorbed depend on
Temperature
Purification methods
Pulverized activated carbon
Granulated activated carbon
A filter bed of granulated activated carbon
Method comparison
The MTZ can be shortened by
The filtration speed can be controlled by
Recycling activated carbon
There are two ways to recycle activated carbon
Recycling with heat within the industry is done as follows
Effectiveness
Effectiveness can be increased significantly
Increase the purification effect of carbon by 100%
Increase the purification effect of carbon by 150%
Some useful distillation tips
Preparing the mash and getting better-tasting alcohol
A useful distillation tip
Mysterious bad taste in home distilled alcohol
Cleaning of a copper still with GLASRENS
Which Turbo Yeast’s are suitable for production of vodka?
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