Experimental Methods in Adsorption

Chair(s):
Thompson, J., Chevron Energy Technology Company
Co-chair(s):
Talu, D. O., Cleveland State University

This session is focused on new experimental methods for measuring the kinetics, equilibrium, mass transfer, or other key process parameters in adsorption systems.

Papers:
3:15 PM
(407a) On the Limitations of Breakthrough Curve Analysis in Fixed-Bed Adsorption
3:40 PM
(407b) Using Three NIST Reference Zeolite Materials to Study the Effect of Pore Metrics on the Measurement of High-Pressure CO2 adsorption Isotherm
4:05 PM
(407c) Measurement of the Density of Microporous Materials Needed to Convert Net Adsorption to Absolute Adsorption
4:30 PM
(407d) Generalized Perturbation Method to Determine Multicomponent Isotherm for Saturated Systems through a Modeling-Design Concurrent Approach
4:55 PM
(407e) Multi-Layer Multi-Component Adsorption Isotherm Model:Theoretical and Experimental Validation
5:20 PM
(407f) Nitrogen Interaction with Various 1D and 3D Nanostructured Carbon Architectures Probed VIA in-SITU Vibrational Spectroscopy
Topics: 
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