Activated Carbon

Activated Carbon by Jude Okolie and Alivia Mukherjee is a definitive, practice-focused guide that brings the science and applications of activated carbon into clear view for researchers, engineers, and environmental professionals. Whether you’re working in water treatment, air purification, industrial adsorption, or laboratory research, this book delivers concise explanations and actionable insights that translate theory into real-world solutions.

Discover foundational principles of adsorption, preparation methods, and characterization techniques explained in accessible language, alongside discussions of industrial best practices and sustainability considerations. The authors combine academic rigor with practical perspective to address challenges faced by practitioners across regions—from municipal water plants in Nigeria and India to industrial facilities in Europe and North America.

Packed with case-driven examples and problem-solving strategies, the book helps you select the right carbon type, optimize performance for specific contaminants, and evaluate cost-effective regeneration and disposal options. Clear diagrams and comparative analyses make it easy to compare granular, powdered, and activated carbon fibers for applications in drinking water treatment, wastewater remediation, gas masks, and odor control systems.

Engineered for busy professionals and students, this title supports project planning, procurement decisions, and research design. Its global relevance and region-aware guidance make it a valuable resource for environmental engineers, chemists, policymakers, and operations managers seeking reliable, up-to-date knowledge.

Add Activated Carbon to your professional library and gain the confidence to design smarter adsorption systems, reduce operational costs, and meet regulatory standards—wherever you work. Order now to transform your approach to adsorption technology.

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