Adsorption characteristics of the silica gels as adsorbent for gasoline vapors removal
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2018-06-03
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Institute of Physics (IOP)
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1755-1307
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1755-1315
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| autor | K L Yan and Q Wang |
| beschreibung | Adsorption characteristics of three kinds of silica gels named GA, GB and GC as adsorbents for cyclohexane removal at at five initial concentrations (2.1 g·m -3 , 5.4 g·m -3 , 9.2 g·m -3 , 16.3 g·m -3 , and 21.2 g·m -3 ) were systematically investigated. The experimental results showed that GA has the rich microporous and mesoporous distributions, and the larger surface area and microporous volume than GB and GC. It can be clearly seen that the order of the adsorption rate of adsorbents on the silica gels samples is GA, GB and GC. Due to the suitable pore distribution in the region of micropore and mesopore (1–4 nm), GA exhibits the comparable breakthrough adsorption capacities with GB and GC for a given initial concentration. Moreover, the experimental data were fitted to the Langmuir and Freundlich models, respectively. The Langmuir isotherms correlated with the experimental data presented a better fitting than Freundlich model. Tak... |
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| shingle_author_1 | K L Yan and Q Wang |
| shingle_author_2 | K L Yan and Q Wang |
| shingle_author_3 | K L Yan and Q Wang |
| shingle_author_4 | K L Yan and Q Wang |
| shingle_catch_all_1 | Adsorption characteristics of the silica gels as adsorbent for gasoline vapors removal Adsorption characteristics of three kinds of silica gels named GA, GB and GC as adsorbents for cyclohexane removal at at five initial concentrations (2.1 g·m -3 , 5.4 g·m -3 , 9.2 g·m -3 , 16.3 g·m -3 , and 21.2 g·m -3 ) were systematically investigated. The experimental results showed that GA has the rich microporous and mesoporous distributions, and the larger surface area and microporous volume than GB and GC. It can be clearly seen that the order of the adsorption rate of adsorbents on the silica gels samples is GA, GB and GC. Due to the suitable pore distribution in the region of micropore and mesopore (1–4 nm), GA exhibits the comparable breakthrough adsorption capacities with GB and GC for a given initial concentration. Moreover, the experimental data were fitted to the Langmuir and Freundlich models, respectively. The Langmuir isotherms correlated with the experimental data presented a better fitting than Freundlich model. Tak... K L Yan and Q Wang Institute of Physics (IOP) 1755-1307 17551307 1755-1315 17551315 |
| shingle_catch_all_2 | Adsorption characteristics of the silica gels as adsorbent for gasoline vapors removal Adsorption characteristics of three kinds of silica gels named GA, GB and GC as adsorbents for cyclohexane removal at at five initial concentrations (2.1 g·m -3 , 5.4 g·m -3 , 9.2 g·m -3 , 16.3 g·m -3 , and 21.2 g·m -3 ) were systematically investigated. The experimental results showed that GA has the rich microporous and mesoporous distributions, and the larger surface area and microporous volume than GB and GC. It can be clearly seen that the order of the adsorption rate of adsorbents on the silica gels samples is GA, GB and GC. Due to the suitable pore distribution in the region of micropore and mesopore (1–4 nm), GA exhibits the comparable breakthrough adsorption capacities with GB and GC for a given initial concentration. Moreover, the experimental data were fitted to the Langmuir and Freundlich models, respectively. The Langmuir isotherms correlated with the experimental data presented a better fitting than Freundlich model. Tak... K L Yan and Q Wang Institute of Physics (IOP) 1755-1307 17551307 1755-1315 17551315 |
| shingle_catch_all_3 | Adsorption characteristics of the silica gels as adsorbent for gasoline vapors removal Adsorption characteristics of three kinds of silica gels named GA, GB and GC as adsorbents for cyclohexane removal at at five initial concentrations (2.1 g·m -3 , 5.4 g·m -3 , 9.2 g·m -3 , 16.3 g·m -3 , and 21.2 g·m -3 ) were systematically investigated. The experimental results showed that GA has the rich microporous and mesoporous distributions, and the larger surface area and microporous volume than GB and GC. It can be clearly seen that the order of the adsorption rate of adsorbents on the silica gels samples is GA, GB and GC. Due to the suitable pore distribution in the region of micropore and mesopore (1–4 nm), GA exhibits the comparable breakthrough adsorption capacities with GB and GC for a given initial concentration. Moreover, the experimental data were fitted to the Langmuir and Freundlich models, respectively. The Langmuir isotherms correlated with the experimental data presented a better fitting than Freundlich model. Tak... K L Yan and Q Wang Institute of Physics (IOP) 1755-1307 17551307 1755-1315 17551315 |
| shingle_catch_all_4 | Adsorption characteristics of the silica gels as adsorbent for gasoline vapors removal Adsorption characteristics of three kinds of silica gels named GA, GB and GC as adsorbents for cyclohexane removal at at five initial concentrations (2.1 g·m -3 , 5.4 g·m -3 , 9.2 g·m -3 , 16.3 g·m -3 , and 21.2 g·m -3 ) were systematically investigated. The experimental results showed that GA has the rich microporous and mesoporous distributions, and the larger surface area and microporous volume than GB and GC. It can be clearly seen that the order of the adsorption rate of adsorbents on the silica gels samples is GA, GB and GC. Due to the suitable pore distribution in the region of micropore and mesopore (1–4 nm), GA exhibits the comparable breakthrough adsorption capacities with GB and GC for a given initial concentration. Moreover, the experimental data were fitted to the Langmuir and Freundlich models, respectively. The Langmuir isotherms correlated with the experimental data presented a better fitting than Freundlich model. Tak... K L Yan and Q Wang Institute of Physics (IOP) 1755-1307 17551307 1755-1315 17551315 |
| shingle_title_1 | Adsorption characteristics of the silica gels as adsorbent for gasoline vapors removal |
| shingle_title_2 | Adsorption characteristics of the silica gels as adsorbent for gasoline vapors removal |
| shingle_title_3 | Adsorption characteristics of the silica gels as adsorbent for gasoline vapors removal |
| shingle_title_4 | Adsorption characteristics of the silica gels as adsorbent for gasoline vapors removal |
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| titel | Adsorption characteristics of the silica gels as adsorbent for gasoline vapors removal |
| titel_suche | Adsorption characteristics of the silica gels as adsorbent for gasoline vapors removal |
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