What is a Cellite?

Cellite is a silica-based inorganic material known for its light weight and porous structure. Composed primarily of silicon dioxide (SiO₂), it is commonly found in volcanic rocks and ores. Due to its porous nature, Cellite is widely used in various industrial applications, such as adsorbents and catalyst supports. Its porous structure allows it to efficiently adsorb and retain gases and liquids. In chemical reactions, it increases the surface area of reactants, enhancing reaction efficiency. Additionally, Cellite is used as a drying agent, particularly in the storage of food and pharmaceuticals, by absorbing moisture. It is also heat-resistant, making it suitable for use in high-temperature environments. Furthermore, Cellite has minimal environmental impact and is utilized in environmental protection and industrial waste treatment due to its physical and chemical properties.

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