2022
DOI: 10.1016/j.jclepro.2022.134351
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Adsorption equilibrium of ammonia and water on porous adsorbents at low pressure: Machine learning-based models

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“…Gas-phase molecules are adsorbed onto the surface-active sites of the sensitive materials in a single-layer form, and then the air in the mesoporous structure is removed by NH 3 . The Langmuir isotherm model is obtained using eq , where n ( p ) and n m are the equilibrium and monolayer adsorption capacities (mmol·g –1 ), respectively, and K p is the Langmuir isotherm parameter (bar –1 ) . It was discovered that the response of HoMS-BaTiO 3 follows the power law at low concentrations.…”
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“…Gas-phase molecules are adsorbed onto the surface-active sites of the sensitive materials in a single-layer form, and then the air in the mesoporous structure is removed by NH 3 . The Langmuir isotherm model is obtained using eq , where n ( p ) and n m are the equilibrium and monolayer adsorption capacities (mmol·g –1 ), respectively, and K p is the Langmuir isotherm parameter (bar –1 ) . It was discovered that the response of HoMS-BaTiO 3 follows the power law at low concentrations.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The Langmuir isotherm model is obtained using eq 3, where n(p) and n m are the equilibrium and monolayer adsorption capacities (mmol•g −1 ), respectively, and K p is the Langmuir isotherm parameter (bar −1 ). 31 It was discovered that the response of HoMS-BaTiO 3 follows the power law at low concentrations. As the NH 3 concentration increases, the Langmuir adsorption process fades because numerous NH 3 molecules fill the mesopores, thereby causing the adsorption rate to decrease.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%