Kinetics of adsorption of mineral acids on alumina

Jaćimović, Lj.; Stevovic, J.; Veljković, S.R.

doi:10.1021/j100668a021

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Interactions Between Acid Solutions and The Surface Of Alumina1

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“…According to various authors, the reaction is represented by two different mechanisms: 20) In mechanism A, the protonated OH group is in electrostatic interaction with the X − anion [16a, 19,[100][101][102], whereas in mechanism B [9, 13, 14b, 97, 103], the X − anion replaces the OH − group in the coordination sphere of the surface aluminum. According to various authors, the reaction is represented by two different mechanisms: 20) In mechanism A, the protonated OH group is in electrostatic interaction with the X − anion [16a, 19,[100][101][102], whereas in mechanism B [9, 13, 14b, 97, 103], the X − anion replaces the OH − group in the coordination sphere of the surface aluminum.…”

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Ion Exchange and Impregnation

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Handbook of Heterogeneous Catalysis

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The sections in this article are Deposition of Active Component Precursors Ion Exchange: Physicochemical Aspects Impregnation: Physical Aspects Support and Precursor during the Preparation Steps: Chemical Aspects Applications Conclusions

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