Sorption and flow of carbon dioxide and some hydrocarbons in a microporous carbon membrane
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- article
- Published
- 1976-01-01
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- 42
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Keywords
Sorption, Monolayer, Microporous material, Diffusion, Membrane
References
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- Transport of single gases and of binary gas mixtures in a microporous carbon membrane
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- Sorption and diffusion of simple paraffins in silica-alumina cracking catalyst
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- Flow of adsorbable gases and vapours in a microporous medium, I. Single sorbates
- Counter flow of gases through microporous media
- Über die Natur der Adsorptionskräfte
- SURFACE ASPECTS OF FLOW IN MICROPOROUS MEMBRANES
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- Transport of binary gas mixtures in microporous membranes: transient-state separation factors
- Permeation time lag with non-linear adsorption and surface diffusion
- Transient-state transport in some finite systems. Part I. A simple (two-stage) cascade
- Synthesis, characterisation and gas permeation studies on microporous silica and alumina-silica membranes for separation of propane and propylene
- A note on the time-lags for the transport of gas mixtures
- Adsorption-selective carbon membrane for gas separation
- Transport of organic vapors through poly(1-trimethylsilyl-1-propyne)
- A novel experimental technique for the measurement of the single-phase gas relative permeability of porous solids
- Elucidating the mechanism (s) of gas transport in poly[1-(trimethylsilyl)-1-propyne] (PTMSP) membranes
- Experimental investigation on separations of condensable from non-condensable vapors using mesoporous membranes
- Performance and pore characterization of nanoporous carbon membranes for gas separation
- Effect of air oxidation on gas separation properties of adsorption-selective carbon membranes
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