Benzene adsorption on carbonaceous materials: The influence of pore structure on the state of the adsorbate

Experimental nitrogen (T = 77 K) and as benzene (T = 298 K) adsorption isotherms measured on eight carbons possessing various porous structure are used to evaluate the parameters characterizing the geometric heterogeneity. Additionally, the experimental energetic measurements, i.e. the enthalpy and...

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Main Authors: Gauden, P., Terzyk, A., Cwiertnia, M., Rychlicki, G., Newcombe, G., Kowalczyk, Poitr
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Published: Elsevier BV North-Holland 2006
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author Gauden, P.
Terzyk, A.
Cwiertnia, M.
Rychlicki, G.
Newcombe, G.
Kowalczyk, Poitr
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Terzyk, A.
Cwiertnia, M.
Rychlicki, G.
Newcombe, G.
Kowalczyk, Poitr
author_sort Gauden, P.
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description Experimental nitrogen (T = 77 K) and as benzene (T = 298 K) adsorption isotherms measured on eight carbons possessing various porous structure are used to evaluate the parameters characterizing the geometric heterogeneity. Additionally, the experimental energetic measurements, i.e. the enthalpy and adsorption and related entropy of adsorbed benzene, are taken into considerations. The analysis of experimental data leads to the conclusion that the entropy of C6H6 adsorbed in strictly microporous materials approaches the value characteristic of quasi-solid (a partially ordered structure). On the other hand, for adsorbents possessing wider pores (i.e. the contribution of mesopores to the total porosity is significant) the differential entropy approaches to the value characteristic of liquid. We test a key assumption of the theoretical models describing the mechanism of adsorption, that the adsorbed phase is considered as liquid. This verification leads to the conclusion that the various orientation of the adsorbate in the pore space should be taken into consideration in the theoretical assumptions of a model and in its thermodynamic verification. The significant improvement in the description of benzene experimental data for microporous adsorbents is observed if the ‘‘correction term’’ in the enthalpy of adsorption is considered. This term is correlated with the average pore diameter of studied solids. Our results of the critical pore diameter where the system undergoes an order-disorder transition are very close to obtained by Chakrabarti and Kerkhof via the computer simulation experiments.
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spelling curtin-20.500.11937-52392017-09-13T14:44:36Z Benzene adsorption on carbonaceous materials: The influence of pore structure on the state of the adsorbate Gauden, P. Terzyk, A. Cwiertnia, M. Rychlicki, G. Newcombe, G. Kowalczyk, Poitr Benzene adsorption Solidlike and liquidlike structure Thermodynamics Porosity Experimental nitrogen (T = 77 K) and as benzene (T = 298 K) adsorption isotherms measured on eight carbons possessing various porous structure are used to evaluate the parameters characterizing the geometric heterogeneity. Additionally, the experimental energetic measurements, i.e. the enthalpy and adsorption and related entropy of adsorbed benzene, are taken into considerations. The analysis of experimental data leads to the conclusion that the entropy of C6H6 adsorbed in strictly microporous materials approaches the value characteristic of quasi-solid (a partially ordered structure). On the other hand, for adsorbents possessing wider pores (i.e. the contribution of mesopores to the total porosity is significant) the differential entropy approaches to the value characteristic of liquid. We test a key assumption of the theoretical models describing the mechanism of adsorption, that the adsorbed phase is considered as liquid. This verification leads to the conclusion that the various orientation of the adsorbate in the pore space should be taken into consideration in the theoretical assumptions of a model and in its thermodynamic verification. The significant improvement in the description of benzene experimental data for microporous adsorbents is observed if the ‘‘correction term’’ in the enthalpy of adsorption is considered. This term is correlated with the average pore diameter of studied solids. Our results of the critical pore diameter where the system undergoes an order-disorder transition are very close to obtained by Chakrabarti and Kerkhof via the computer simulation experiments. 2006 Journal Article http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/5239 10.1016/j.apsusc.2006.05.015 Elsevier BV North-Holland restricted
spellingShingle Benzene adsorption
Solidlike and liquidlike structure
Thermodynamics
Porosity
Gauden, P.
Terzyk, A.
Cwiertnia, M.
Rychlicki, G.
Newcombe, G.
Kowalczyk, Poitr
Benzene adsorption on carbonaceous materials: The influence of pore structure on the state of the adsorbate
title Benzene adsorption on carbonaceous materials: The influence of pore structure on the state of the adsorbate
title_full Benzene adsorption on carbonaceous materials: The influence of pore structure on the state of the adsorbate
title_fullStr Benzene adsorption on carbonaceous materials: The influence of pore structure on the state of the adsorbate
title_full_unstemmed Benzene adsorption on carbonaceous materials: The influence of pore structure on the state of the adsorbate
title_short Benzene adsorption on carbonaceous materials: The influence of pore structure on the state of the adsorbate
title_sort benzene adsorption on carbonaceous materials: the influence of pore structure on the state of the adsorbate
topic Benzene adsorption
Solidlike and liquidlike structure
Thermodynamics
Porosity
url http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/5239