Gruppe

Ethyl polysilicate (EPS) is a versatile inorganic polymer that serves as a foundational building block in high-performance coatings and materials science. Chemically, it is a condensation product of tetraethyl orthosilicate, forming oligomeric structures with Si-O-Si bonds and residual ethoxy groups.

Activated carbon is the premier technology for controlling mercury emissions from coal-fired power plants, waste incinerators, and other industrial sources. Its effectiveness stems from an incredibly porous structure, creating a vast surface area that adsorbs gaseous mercury from flue gas streams.