CORRELATION OF SOME GAS ADSORPTION DATA EXTENDING TO LOW PRESSURES + SUPERCRITICAL TEMPERATURES
CORRELATION OF SOME GAS ADSORPTION DATA EXTENDING TO LOW PRESSURES + SUPERCRITICAL TEMPERATURES
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DOI:
10.1021/i160011a009
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发表时间:
1964-01-01
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MANES, M
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作者:
GRANT, RJ;MANES, M
Adsorption isotherms of nitrogen, methane, argon, hydrogen, and neon in the—195.8 to—78 C. tem-perature range have been determined on two activated carbons and a silica gel. The resulting data and published data have been correlated by a modified Polanyi-type correlation. No difficulty was found in correlating data at low pressures (to 10-3 torr) or at supercritical temperatures. Moreover, the method correlated data from each of two publishedarticles in which correlation difficulties were reported. The modified Polanyi-type correlation appears to be widely applicable and is suggested for the preliminary design of adsorption systems in the absence of direct data.A lthough the low-temperature adsorption of permanent gases on common adsorbents has been studied extensively at pressures down to 1 mm. of Hg (torr), both for investigating the thermodynamicsof adsorption and for determining surface areas and structure of adsorbents, the literature contains rela-tively few references to adsorption of such gases in the lower pressure regioncorresponding to concentrations of a few parts per million which is the region of greatest interest for gas purification applications. It also raises thequestion of which theory to apply in this region.