Dry scrubbing is a pollution control technology used to remove harmful gases and particulates from industrial emissions. It typically involves passing exhaust gases through a solid sorbent material, which captures pollutants like sulfur dioxide and volatile organic compounds. This process helps reduce air pollution and improve air quality. Unlike wet scrubbing, which uses liquid solutions, dry scrubbing operates without water, making it more suitable for certain applications. The collected pollutants can often be disposed of or recycled, contributing to environmental sustainability. Dry scrubbing is commonly used in industries such as power generation and chemical manufacturing.