Zeolite is a mineral. It is found in the
fossils of freshwater diatoms, fishes, insects and plants,
showing that it represents the freshwater environment.
It contains alkali earth metals such as zeolite alkali
metal & calcium that are mainly exposed in the stratum
of Tertiary period after the Jurassic period. It is also
called ‘the boiling stone,’ since it is a hydrous silicate
mineral with aluminum properties, holding water as a crystallized
form.
- Molecular Sives
- Extreme absorptive properties
- Catalyzing reaction
- Cation exchanging capacity (CEC)
- Contains a lot of valid phosphoric acid
& silicic acid
