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Synthetic Adsorbent

Key Features

TRILITE® synthetic adsorbent does not have a functional group,
but it has various sizes of pores and a large surface area.

It can adsorb various organic and target substances by Vander Waals forces, making it useful for various purposes such as decolorization of various liquids, separation/purification of proteins, separation/purification of antibiotics, and purification of chemicals for semiconductors.

  • Purification of Hydrogen Peroxide for Semiconductors/Electronics

    · Adsorbs and removes TOC components (diisobutylcarbinol,
    trimethylbenzene, etc.) from general-grade H₂O₂
    · Combined with ionic component removal processes to build high-purity grade purification lines

  • Extraction and Purification of Pharmaceutical Raw Materials such as Antibiotics and Anticancer Drugs

    · Applied to target substance separation and purification after high-density strain cultivation
    · Secures high purity and recovery by removing impurities from fermentation broth

  • Purification of Functional Food Additives

    · Efficient extraction of functional components such as saponins, ginsenosides, and polyphenols

  • Separation and Purification of Steviol Glycosides

    · Separation of steviol glycosides from hot-water extracts of dried stevia leaves
    · Selective purification of sweet components such as stevioside and rebaudioside A

  • Decolorization and Impurity Removal of Organic Compounds

    · Adsorbs yellowing substances from synthesis reaction products and pigments from plant extracts
    · Maintains chemical resistance even under acidic conditions; can be considered as an alternative to powdered activated carbon in liquid-phase treatment

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FAQ

  • Q. Why can synthetic adsorbents be used for protein purification?

    Synthetic adsorbents separate substances through physical adsorption by van der Waals forces rather than ionic bonding. With their large specific surface area and a range of pore sizes, they can adsorb even high-molecular-weight substances such as proteins inside their pores.
    Because no chemical bonds are formed, adsorption and desorption can be controlled simply by adjusting solvent conditions, making them suitable for recovering target proteins while minimizing denaturation.

  • Q. Which synthetic adsorbents are used in pharmaceutical purification processes?

  • Q. What are the advantages of synthetic adsorbents in bio-purification processes?

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Posted on March 28, 2023

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