May 23, 2025 #1 Reef. 5000 Club Member View Badges R2R App User Joined Mar 12, 2019 Messages 5,364 Reaction score 3,906 Rating - 0% 0 0 0 Can someone explain the significance of the ash content of carbon? I believe lower is better? My guess is that the more ash the less porous the carbon?
Can someone explain the significance of the ash content of carbon? I believe lower is better? My guess is that the more ash the less porous the carbon?
May 23, 2025 #2 Dan_P 7500 Club Member View Badges Excellence Award R2R Research Joined Sep 21, 2018 Messages 9,997 Reaction score 9,836 Rating - 0% 0 0 0 Reef. said: Can someone explain the significance of the ash content of carbon? I believe lower is better? My guess is that the more ash the less porous the carbon? Click to expand... Ash usually refers to the amount of material left after incineration of a sample and reflects the inorganic content of the sample.
Reef. said: Can someone explain the significance of the ash content of carbon? I believe lower is better? My guess is that the more ash the less porous the carbon? Click to expand... Ash usually refers to the amount of material left after incineration of a sample and reflects the inorganic content of the sample.
May 23, 2025 #3 OP OP Reef. 5000 Club Member View Badges R2R App User Joined Mar 12, 2019 Messages 5,364 Reaction score 3,906 Rating - 0% 0 0 0 Dan_P said: Ash usually refers to the amount of material left after incineration of a sample and reflects the inorganic content of the sample. Click to expand... Yeah but why would lower ash be preferred?
Dan_P said: Ash usually refers to the amount of material left after incineration of a sample and reflects the inorganic content of the sample. Click to expand... Yeah but why would lower ash be preferred?
May 23, 2025 #4 Dan_P 7500 Club Member View Badges Excellence Award R2R Research Joined Sep 21, 2018 Messages 9,997 Reaction score 9,836 Rating - 0% 0 0 0 Reef. said: Yeah but why would lower ash be preferred? Click to expand... Possibly because higher ash content means higher phosphate content
Reef. said: Yeah but why would lower ash be preferred? Click to expand... Possibly because higher ash content means higher phosphate content
May 23, 2025 #5 OP OP Reef. 5000 Club Member View Badges R2R App User Joined Mar 12, 2019 Messages 5,364 Reaction score 3,906 Rating - 0% 0 0 0 Dan_P said: Possibly because higher ash content means higher phosphate content Click to expand... Oh right read higher ash as po4…I slipped up then my carbon I have on its way is up to 6% ash.
Dan_P said: Possibly because higher ash content means higher phosphate content Click to expand... Oh right read higher ash as po4…I slipped up then my carbon I have on its way is up to 6% ash.
May 23, 2025 #6 Dan_P 7500 Club Member View Badges Excellence Award R2R Research Joined Sep 21, 2018 Messages 9,997 Reaction score 9,836 Rating - 0% 0 0 0 Reef. said: Oh right read higher ash as po4…I slipped up then my carbon I have on its way is up to 6% ash. Click to expand... I am not sure that it’s a given that higher ash is higher PO4, but is something to consider if you use large amounts of GAC, otherwise, it might be a non-issue
Reef. said: Oh right read higher ash as po4…I slipped up then my carbon I have on its way is up to 6% ash. Click to expand... I am not sure that it’s a given that higher ash is higher PO4, but is something to consider if you use large amounts of GAC, otherwise, it might be a non-issue
