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G. Vasile et al./Chem.J. Mold. 2008, 3 (1), 56-61[5][6][7]QUEVAUVILLER, Ph., RAURET, G.J., LO´PEZ-SANCHEZ, F., RUBIO, R.A., URE, MUNTAU, H., Sci. TotalEnviron., 205,1997, p. 223.RAURET, G.J., LO´PEZ-SANCHEZ, F.A., SAHIQUILLO, RUBIO, R.C., DAVIDSON, URE, A.,QUEVAUVILLER, Ph., J. Environ. Monit., 1,1999, p. 57.RAURET, G.J., LO´PEZ-SANCHEZ, F.A., SAHIQUILLO, BARAHONA, E.M., LACHICA, URE, A.M.,DAVIDSON, C.M., GOMEZ, A.D., LU¨CK, BACON, J.M., YLI-HALLA, MUNTAU, H., QUEVAUVILLER,Ph., J. Environ. Monit., 2, 2000, p. 228.61
Chemistry Journal of Moldova. V. Mukhin General, et al./Chem.J.Mold. Industrial and 2008, Ecological 3 (1), 62-66 Chemistry. 2008, 3 (1), 62-66THE ROLE OF ACTIVATED CARBON IN SOLVING ECOLOGICALPROBLEMSV. M. Mukhin a , T. G. Lupascu baOJSC “NPO “Neorganika”, Electrostal, Moscow region.bInstitute of Chemistry of the Academy of Sciences of MoldovaAbstract: The authors present a brief analysis of the current global situation concerning the utilization of activatedcarbon in various fields. The article presents data concerning the synthesis and adsorption and structure properties ofnew activated carbons, used for solving ecological problems. The authors investigated the newly obtained activatedcarbons in comparison with several AC marks known in the world. It has been shown that currently synthesized ACare competitive with foreign marks.Keywords: activated carbon, precious metals, environment.The end of the so-called era of “cold war” was called forth significantly by the fact that the fear of an ecologicalbomb detonating overwhelmed the hearts of people. The sudden increase of the rate of environmental pollution beganto bring such harm to mankind that it could be compared with the use of WMD including chemical weaponry.According to the information provided by the WHO (2002) the state of health of an individual depends on: 51%of the way of life, 39% of the environment, and 10% of the quality of medical treatment.The analysis initiated in 1945 showed that casualties of military conflicts during the period from 1945 till 1993came to 23 million people of military personnel AND civilians. In the mean time, during the same period, approximately150 million people became victims of malaria, tuberculosis, AIDS, and other diseases. This shows how vital a cleanenvironment is, an environment where contagious diseases have no ability to spread.Therefore, in the twenty first century mankind has entered a new age – age of environmental protection, wherethe key role in purification of industrial discharges is assigned to carbon-adsorbing technologies.On the other hand, activated carbons allow us to perform a variety of tasks in industries, power engineering,agriculture, oil and gas refinement, etc.At present, fields of application of adsorption technologies based on activated carbons (AC for short) aredeveloping at a great pace. This is due to three main reasons: firstly, activated carbons allow solving the most burningissues of protecting the environment against industrial discharges, secondly - preserve high cleanness of substances,materials, and products, and thirdly - contribute to implementation of high technologies of production.Ecological activated carbon utilizing technologies of global importanceComponent of biosphereCarbon-adsorption technologyAtmosphereRecuperation of solventsPurification of gases of combustion, including desulfurizationGas fumes trappingChemical weaponry disposalIncoming air cleaning (air conditioning) [1,2]Hydrosphere Drinking water purification [3,4]Sewage sterilizationLiquid radioactive waste processingGold and non-ferrous metals miningLithosphereProtection of soil from xenobiotics, i.e. pesticidesSoil remediationZones of sanitary protection of water sourcesHumanEcologically clean food productionPharmaceutical productionProduction of antibiotics, vitamins, remediesEntero-sorption and hemo-sorption [5,6]Table 1In the USSR during the most favourable 1985-88 years 38k tons of AC were produced each year, comprising85% coal based AC (AG and AR types), 2% peat based AC (SKT type), and 13% wood based AC (BAU type).62
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