Thermodynamics of adsorption of hydrocarbons on molecular sieves NaY and CaY by inverse gas chromatography

Interaction between organic vapors and clinoptilolite–mordenite rich tuffs in parent, decationized, and lead exchanged forms

“…Toluene [39] and n-hexane [40,41,[44][45][46][47] have been the subject of several studies by the IGC method. The values of the specific interaction I sp are obtained at present from the plot of G vs calculated molecular areas obtained from liquid density values and assuming spherical molecular shapes of nalkanes [39,42,43].…”

“…The interaction of benzene with synthetic zeolites has been investigated by many authors using IGC [39][40][41][42][43][44][45]. Toluene [39] and n-hexane [40,41,[44][45][46][47] have been the subject of several studies by the IGC method.…”

Inverse gas chromatography for natural fibre characterisation: Identification of the critical parameters to determine the Brunauer–Emmett–Teller specific surface area

“…It is a versatile technique to characterise samples of any shape, as long as the specimen can be packed in the column and molecular interactions can occur. IGC exists since the early 50s and it has been applied mostly to pharmaceutical industry [14], for characterisation of zeolites [15,16] and carbon nanostructures [17] but IGC has not been well established yet for natural fibre characterisation.…”

Characterization of a natural zeolite with inverse gas chromatography to assess its feasibility as adsorbent

“…Table 4 displays the DN and AN values (Gutmann acceptor and donor numbers) of benzene and toluene, which were taken from literature. 24,[44][45][46] The obtained acidic and basic constants were K A = 52.4 and K D = 1.5. The ratio S c = K D /K A is equal to 0.028, what indicates that the surface of clinoptilolite has mainly acidic properties.…”