influence of the composition, structure, and physical and chemical properties of aluminium-oxide-based sorbents on water adsorption ability
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Abstract
Interaction between the water adsorption ability of aluminium-oxide-based sorbents and their chemical composition, acid-base properties of the surface, and textural characteristics has been analysed. Alumina desiccants were synthesized with the centrifugal–thermal activation of gibbsite followed by the hydration of the gibbsite under mild conditions. It was demonstrated that the multicyclic adsorption regeneration of samples under realistic conditions results in structural transformations and changes in the acidity of their surfaces and water adsorption ability. The modification of pseudoboehmite with alkali ions increases surface basicity and the dynamic capacity of adsorbents relating to water vapours. Equations have been presented that describe the adsorption and desorption processes taking place during water vapour adsorption with the materials studied.
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| Authors | ;Ruslan Zotov;Eugene Meshcheryakov;Alesia Livanova;Tamara Minakova;Oleg Magaev;Lyubov Isupova;Irina Kurzina |
| Journal | Nature Materials |
| Year | 2018 |
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