The intrapartical diffusivity plays an important role in guiding the process of shape-selective catalysis and adsorptive separation. The methods of study on intracrystalline diffusion in zeolites
such as gravimetric method
NMR technique and molecular simulation
were summarized firstly. Furthermore
recent progress in development and application of Zero Length Column (ZLC) method to the measurement of intracrystalline diffusion in zeolites was reviewed
including single component in gas-phased diffusion with two sampling patterns (gas phase and liquid phase sampling)
gas-phased diffusion of binary system and counter diffusion
liquid-phased diffusion
and development of the mathematical models. Some existing problems were also discussed. Finally
application of ZLC method for diffusion of hydrocarbon molecules in the porous materials in the future was prospected.
Determination of intracrystalline diffusivity for organic vapors in ZSM-5 using the IGC-ZLC method
Adaptive evidential deep learning framework for predicting PFAS environmental transport properties
Pore evolution and its influence on volatile mass transfer during long-flame coal pyrolysis
Study on crystal growth and distribution characteristics of supercooled salt solution during flow
Mechanism and regulation of supercooling behavior in imidazolium-based ionic liquids
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