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Egyptian Journal of Chemistry. 2006; 49 (3): 417-429
em Inglês
| IMEMR
| ID: emr-196175
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Egyptian Journal of Chemistry. 1988; 31 (6): 681-9
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| IMEMR
| ID: emr-107398
RESUMO
Non-activated, zinc chloride-activated and steam-activated Maghara coals were prepared. The adsorption of nitrogen at -196C, carbon dioxide at 25C and water at 30C was measured on the prepared carbons. Steam-activated samples measure always the highest adsorption capacities due to their relatively wide pores. Adsorption of mono and dicarboxylic acids is also more prominent on steam-activated carbon. The uptake of the acid on this activated carbon is considerably high indicating that the utilization of steam-activated carbons in minimizing water pollution is promising. Both mono and dicarboxylic acids could be oriented parallel to the surface and their adsorption behavior follows only, a qualitatively, Traube rule