1. Air dryer
Zeolite can be made into an air dryer, and its full microporous structure can quickly absorb moisture in the air and emit heat, thereby reducing the humidity in the environment and making it more comfortable.
2. Thermoelectric materials
Zeolites can be used as thermoelectric materials to generate electricity. When a zeolite generates thermal energy, its thermal conductivity decreases, allowing the electrical conductivity to increase, allowing the zeolite to generate electricity.
3. Catalyst
Zeolites have powerful catalytic properties that break down various chemicals into more stable molecules. Zeolites are widely used in catalytic converters, desulfurizers, denitrification agents, separation agents, etc.
4. Pollution treatment
Because zeolites have strong adsorption capabilities, they can be used to adsorb or separate pollutants. For example, zeolites can be used as adsorbents in wastewater regeneration systems.