Excellent capture of NO functioning at RT and lower pressure by utilizing an NaCaA-85 zeolite
We have found an efficient adsorption feature provided by an NaCaA-85 zeolite for N 2 O even at 298 K and at lower pressures: N 2 O adsorption capacities of 1.33 mmol g −1 and 4.69 mmol g −1 under respective pressures of 0.3 and at 100 Torr, respectively, indicating the best performance among adsorb...
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| description | We have found an efficient adsorption feature provided by an NaCaA-85 zeolite for N
2
O even at 298 K and at lower pressures: N
2
O adsorption capacities of 1.33 mmol g
−1
and 4.69 mmol g
−1
under respective pressures of 0.3 and at 100 Torr, respectively, indicating the best performance among adsorbent materials so far reported. These adsorption peculiarities will pave a new way for developing excellent materials working for adsorption/separation processes of N
2
O.
We have succeeded in trapping N
2
O efficiently and selectively even at 300 K and 0.3 Torr by utilizing CaA-type zeolite; the N
2
O molecule adsorbed is pinned by two kinds of Ca
2+
ions exchanged in adjacent sites formed from 8- and 6-membered rings. |
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2
O even at 298 K and at lower pressures: N
2
O adsorption capacities of 1.33 mmol g
−1
and 4.69 mmol g
−1
under respective pressures of 0.3 and at 100 Torr, respectively, indicating the best performance among adsorbent materials so far reported. These adsorption peculiarities will pave a new way for developing excellent materials working for adsorption/separation processes of N
2
O.
We have succeeded in trapping N
2
O efficiently and selectively even at 300 K and 0.3 Torr by utilizing CaA-type zeolite; the N
2
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2+
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−1
under respective pressures of 0.3 and at 100 Torr, respectively, indicating the best performance among adsorbent materials so far reported. These adsorption peculiarities will pave a new way for developing excellent materials working for adsorption/separation processes of N
2
O.
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2
O efficiently and selectively even at 300 K and 0.3 Torr by utilizing CaA-type zeolite; the N
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2
O even at 298 K and at lower pressures: N
2
O adsorption capacities of 1.33 mmol g
−1
and 4.69 mmol g
−1
under respective pressures of 0.3 and at 100 Torr, respectively, indicating the best performance among adsorbent materials so far reported. These adsorption peculiarities will pave a new way for developing excellent materials working for adsorption/separation processes of N
2
O.
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2
O efficiently and selectively even at 300 K and 0.3 Torr by utilizing CaA-type zeolite; the N
2
O molecule adsorbed is pinned by two kinds of Ca
2+
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