Can anyone tell me how the specific sizes of molecular sieve desiccant beads affect the function when it comes to holding moisture?


Thanks for the help!
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293 views and not a single response. Thanks for the help ya'll!
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I am sorry but I have no clue what the OP means......
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Do you want 293 responses of "sorry. I don't know"?
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Google is your friend. For instance, I found: http://www.ppe.com/11cat/0118.pdf
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Sorry I dont know. :-)
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Paging Scott Shilala
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Clearly, you weren't being ignored...
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Maybe if the question was posed in layman's English?
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blue
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We met at the Shilo and I asked you about your question -- what you were looking for and you had no questions. I figured you were done with this... :-)
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Bigger is better or worse depending on how you look at it.
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It seems that being able to ask the question necessitates the subsequent question, "If you are smart enough to ask, do you think you are smart enough to figure out the answer on your own?"
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We are not sure you can be trusted with that information..........you're welcome, I'm sure.......:-)

Lighten up,I'm sure it's not the first time you've been the smartest one in the room........
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I still dont know.
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Donuts.
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Does this help

A molecular sieve can adsorb water up to 22% of its own weight
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These are not the droids you are looking for.
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if you put the bacon on first then the cheese will hold it in place.
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This isn't where I parked my car.
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