A Brief Analysis Of The Heating Mechanism Of Zeolite

The microporous structure in zeolite allows water separation and heat exchange through the principles of adsorption and adsorption-desorption. When moisture in the air enters the microporous structure of zeolite, due to the good adsorption properties of the microporous structure, the moisture is adsorbed and liquid water is formed into the zeolite. As the temperature increases, the water gradually evaporates, and heat is conducted from the zeolite, thus producing a heating effect.