Comparison of Ethylene Adsorption onto Activated Carbon Cloth and Granulated Activated Carbon in Dynamic Phase
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Abstract
In this study, ethylene gas adsorption onto activated carbon cloth (ACC) and granulated activated carbon (GAC) were compared in dynamic phase using a home-built apparatus. ACC or GAC were placed into filter holder and a constant concentration of ethylene gas was introduced throughout AC filter at a constant flow. From the gas flow just after the AC filter a certain amount of gas was taken by an injector and analyzed using gas chromatography to determine the amount of decrease in ethylene gas concentration. It was found that ethylene gas adsorption capacity of ACC was 8.33 fold greater than that of GAC.
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| Authors | Firdevs MERT SİVRİ;Firdevs MERT SİVRİ; |
| Journal | journal of ongoing chemical research |
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