Thread: max absorbing capacity of sorb
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Old 20th January 2008, 17:47   #5 (permalink)
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Re: max absorbing capacity of sorb
Quote: (Originally Posted by Beanie) View Original Post
http://www.molecularproducts.com/upl...DS6%20REV1.pdf
thanks, I saw this graph before, but what I am looking for is what chemically the max absorption capacity is, meaning for a 100% used sorb

the graph shows it will be more then 160 or 180 l/kg, probably more then 200, but... how much?

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