Activated charcoal, specially formulated for electroplating decolorization, is a highly porous form of carbon derived from wood and processed to 200 mesh particle size. It is widely used in industrial applications, particularly in electroplating processes to remove color impurities and clarify solutions. In medical settings, it serves as an emergency treatment for poisoning or drug overdoses by adsorbing toxins in the stomach, preventing absorption into the bloodstream. For water filtration systems, it effectively removes impurities, chemicals, and odors, making it essential in household and industrial purifiers. It is also employed in air purification to trap volatile organic compounds (VOCs) and pollutants, enhancing indoor air quality. In skincare products like masks and cleansers, it draws out dirt, oil, and toxins for clearer skin. Additionally, in the food industry, it decolorizes and deodorizes items such as sugar, oils, and beverages. Its versatility extends to agriculture, improving soil quality by enhancing nutrient retention and mitigating harmful chemicals.