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cheap zeolites
I'm looking for a cheap source of zeolites that would function in the 3-5A range.
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CRX
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There's a ventilation company in arizona that sells what you're looking for as dessicants for industry. Not sure if you can buy less than a drum, but
they sent me a couple ounces of 3A as a free sample last summer. Don't know the name of the company, but I believe it's on the first page on google.
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There are several stores that cater to commercial, compressed-air drying. If you google (for instance) "3A molecular sieves" there will be several in
the first 20-30 that aren't lab suppliers.
http://deltaadsorbents.thomasnet.com/viewitems/bulk-desiccan...
https://www.compressedairdesiccant.com/
These two sell 25lb pails for around the US$90 mark. Delta Adsorbents has a much better selection in pore and mesh size.
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They're not the best price, but still not extremely bad for the small quantity. I have about 5lbs of these, and they work wonders.
http://www.pnjresources.com/Molecular_Sieves.htm
There are some surplus ones being sold around as star rolling cores. Not sure on their quality, or usefulness, but you can't argue with the price.
http://www.discountpyro.com/Chemicals.htm
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I don't know how willing you are to try OTC, but the white "ammonia absorber" rocks that you buy at the aquarium store are clinoptiolite zeolite.
From the US patent 4496585:
Commercially available natural clinoptiolite type zeolite having a particle diameter of 1.6 mm and an effective pore diameter of about 3.5 Å
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