Activated silica chemical formula SiO2, CAS number 7631-86-9, is usually white, odorless, tasteless powder or granular form. It is a negatively charged colloidal particle with a rich microporous structure on the surface and a large specific surface area. It is insoluble in water, acid (except hydrofluoric acid) and most organic solvents. It is chemically stable, resistant to high temperatures and aging, and has strong adsorption properties, capable of absorbing moisture, odors and impurity ions. Its "activity" is mainly due to its special porous structure, and its adsorption capacity is much better than ordinary silica. It is widely used in the food industry (as an anti-caking agent to prevent milk powder and condiments from clumping), the pharmaceutical field (as a drug carrier and glidant), and the chemical industry (as a catalyst carrier and adsorbent to remove wastewater impurities). It can also be used to enhance material strength in the production of rubber and plastics, and as a filler in cosmetics to improve skin feel.