👉 An activated fluid, often referred to as an activated liquid or activated medium, is a substance that has undergone a chemical or physical process to enhance its ability to interact with or facilitate reactions. This transformation typically involves the use of energy, such as heat or electricity, to create highly reactive sites or structures within the fluid. These sites can significantly increase the fluid's efficiency in catalyzing chemical reactions, adsorbing molecules, or facilitating other processes. Activated fluids are widely used in various applications, including catalysis, environmental remediation, and industrial processes, where their enhanced reactivity and surface properties provide superior performance compared to their unaltered counterparts.
