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Old May-12-2008, 10:05
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Is it possible to clean used activated carbon

I was wondering if it was possible to "wash" old or used activated carbon in a solution to clean it, so that it can be reused again? Thanks

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Old May-12-2008, 10:09
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Pretty sure it's not possible. I think it actually chemically reacts, which is what neutralizes the smell. So in order to "clean" it you would need to chemical re-activate it. I think that would be more work then it is worth.
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Yes. You can bake it off in a kiln at very high temperatures- in excess of 800'C. Know a potter? More specifically, know a potter whose kiln is in a spot where a severe case of two-skunks-fucking-stank wafting out of a warming kiln won't arouse suspicion?
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Old May-13-2008, 18:31
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Yes as matter of fact I blow glass, and shape metal in my kiln. So I will try it. Miss Stinkyattic would you khow how long and at what temp would that be needed? Thanks for the help Stinkyattic
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