Low-Temperature Reactions of HCl with Metal-Doped Carbon
Low-Temperature Reactions of HCl with Metal-Doped Carbon
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DOI:
10.1021/acs.energyfuels.8b01165
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发表时间:
2018-05
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5.3
通讯作者:
N. Tsubouchi;Y. Mochizuki;Yuji Shinohara;A. Kawashima;Y. Ohtsuka
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作者:
N. Tsubouchi;Y. Mochizuki;Yuji Shinohara;A. Kawashima;Y. Ohtsuka
A model carbon prepared from phenolic resin was activated with O2 and then impregnated with Ca, Cu, or Zn to examine the relationship between the amount of HCl desorbed from carbon samples containing various metals in this lower temperature range (100 and 300 °C) and clarified the effect of active sites on HCl adsorption. The results showed that interactions between HCl and carbon were enhanced at temperatures in the range of 100–300 °C and that the amount of HCl reacted was increased by doping with these metals. The different HCl concentration profiles at 100 and 300 °C were obtained with a greater overall decrease in HCl at the lower temperature (100 °C). Those are attributed to increased physical adsorption of HCl at 100 °C. The mass of HCl reacted increased in the order of Cu < Ca < Zn at 300 °C and Ca < Cu < Zn at 100 °C, and HCl reacted at 300 °C was evidently more stable than that reacted at 100 °C. Organochlorine compounds, chemisorbed HCl, and inorganic chlorides were all identified on the carbon...