Environmental Applications of Adsorption I: Gas Phase

Chair(s):
Hutson, N., US EPA
Co-chair(s):
Tezel, F. H., University of Ottawa

This session seeks papers that describe environmental applications of gas/vapor-phase adsorption systems. This could include papers on fundamental studies, development and characterization of environmentally benefical adsorbent materials, and testing or demonstration of adsorption systems.

Papers:
8:30 AM
(421a) Multicomponent Ppb Competitive Adsorption in the Presence of Varying Relative Humidity
8:50 AM
(421b) Removal of Low Vapor Pressure Perfluoroalkanes By Activated Carbon
9:10 AM
(421c) The Design and Analysis of Activated Biochar Material for the Control of Elemental Mercury Emission From Industrial Facilities Into the Global Atmospheric Pool
9:30 AM
(421d) Mercury Interaction With the Fine Fraction of Coal Fly Ash in a Simulated Coal Power Plant Flue Gas Stream
9:50 AM
(421e) Mercury Sorption Technology in Coal-Fired Power Plants
10:10 AM
(421f) Gas-Phase Mercury Removal Using Sulfur Doped Porous Carbon
10:30 AM
(421g) Study of H2S Removal At High Temperature With 20%Fe2O3/Al2O3 Sorbent Applying Factorial Experimental Design Method
Topics: 
Adsorption

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