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LOVE ADA GOODS #07 「NA Carbon」
ADA develops various lineups of NA, DOOA, and living products. In this section, we will share the writer’s favorite GOODS beyond boundaries of each genre.
100% effective against the turbidity
Are you concerned about the turbidity in aquarium water? Although it is essential to figure out the cause of the turbidity in the end, it is necessary to change the water or use activated carbon as a way to restore the water to its original clear state. NA Carbon, a high-performance activated carbon, is a useful product for this purpose. It has been treated with acid, thus it does not easily change the pH of the aquarium water, and there is no need to worry that the water quality will become alkaline due to potassium produced when activated carbon is made. It is packed in a net, hence you only need to rinse it off for emergency use if you have it on hand. The cylindrical shape with a diameter of approximately 4 mm, may seem tiny and unreliable, but as can be seen from the cross section, the NA Carbon is densely molded and has high quality adsorption performance. Inside the carbon has extremely small spaces like a mesh called pores, which gives it a specific surface area of about 1000 m² per gram. This allows the carbon to target turbidity in aquarium water, such as yellowish, cloudy, and green water, and immediately turns the aquarium water into a clear state. I love “NA Carbon” because even beginners can easily use such high-performance activated carbon.
Are you concerned about the turbidity in aquarium water? Although it is essential to figure out the cause of the turbidity in the end, it is necessary to change the water or use activated carbon as a way to restore the water to its original clear state. NA Carbon, a high-performance activated carbon, is a useful product for this purpose. It has been treated with acid, thus it does not easily change the pH of the aquarium water, and there is no need to worry that the water quality will become alkaline due to potassium produced when activated carbon is made. It is packed in a net, hence you only need to rinse it off for emergency use if you have it on hand. The cylindrical shape with a diameter of approximately 4 mm, may seem tiny and unreliable, but as can be seen from the cross section, the NA Carbon is densely molded and has high quality adsorption performance. Inside the carbon has extremely small spaces like a mesh called pores, which gives it a specific surface area of about 1000 m² per gram. This allows the carbon to target turbidity in aquarium water, such as yellowish, cloudy, and green water, and immediately turns the aquarium water into a clear state. I love “NA Carbon” because even beginners can easily use such high-performance activated carbon.
