2016
DOI: 10.1002/ceat.201500571
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Chemical Surface Characterization of Activated Carbons by Adsorption Excess of Probe Molecules

Abstract: Activated carbons are one of the most common industrial adsorbents in liquidphase applications. It is known that the surface groups of the activated carbon can have a significant influence on the adsorption process from the liquid phase. Therefore, it is desirable to measure surface groups on activated carbons. This opens up the possibility to use group-contribution methods to model and predict adsorption isotherms. An idea is presented to characterize the inner surface of activated carbons by three types of s… Show more

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“…The two activated carbons D47/3 Extra (D47) and C40/4 Extra (C40) from Carbotech GmbH (Essen, Germany) are both steam‐activated. The surface of the activated carbon consists mainly of disordered, nonpolar, graphite‐like regions, nonpolar aliphatic groups, and some polar functional groups . With the adsorptives used, both dispersion interactions and interactions with the π electron system of the graphite‐like surface regions are possible.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The two activated carbons D47/3 Extra (D47) and C40/4 Extra (C40) from Carbotech GmbH (Essen, Germany) are both steam‐activated. The surface of the activated carbon consists mainly of disordered, nonpolar, graphite‐like regions, nonpolar aliphatic groups, and some polar functional groups . With the adsorptives used, both dispersion interactions and interactions with the π electron system of the graphite‐like surface regions are possible.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The experimental excess isotherms did not follow the course of an idealized adsorption isotherm, but they showed linear sections within limited concentration ranges including the azeotropic point . It was assumed that within this limited range, the experimental adsorption isotherm behaves like an idealized adsorption isotherm, and the analysis of the isotherm shape (e.g., the position of the azeotropic point B) yields the mole fractions in the adsorbed phase according to the findings about idealized adsorption isotherms (Fig.…”
Section: Characterization Of Activated Carbonsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Senyawa yang mempunyai density electron- lebih tinggi kemungkinan terserap lebih baik bila dibanding dengan density electron- rendah. Karbon aktif sebagian besar mengandung atom karbon aromatik sehingga mempunyai density electron- cukup tinggi dan hanya sebagian kecil (1 % hingga 10 %) mengandung atom karbon alifatik [25]. Namun, dalam kondisi ekperimen sulit sekali menentukan interaksi mana yang dominan terjadi di antara interaksi interaksi tersebut.…”
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