Activated Charcoal, pharmaceutical decolorization injection grade (Type 767), is a finely powdered, highly porous carbon material designed for use in the pharmaceutical industry. It excels in decolorizing and purifying solutions for injectable drugs by adsorbing impurities, organic compounds, colors, and contaminants, ensuring compliance with strict purity standards. Key specifications include an iodine adsorption value of 900 mg/g, methylene blue decolorization of 200 mg/g, low heavy metals (<=0.03%), and a pH range of 2-7, making it ideal for sensitive medical applications.

Beyond pharmaceuticals, it is employed in emergency medical treatments for poisoning or overdoses, where it adsorbs toxins in the stomach to prevent absorption into the bloodstream. It is also used in water filtration to remove chemicals and impurities, air purification to trap odors and gases, skincare products to extract dirt and oil, and industrial processes such as chemical/gas purification and gold recovery.