MA Shizhen, SU Baogen, BAO Zongbi, et al. Advances in new type adsorbent for separating alkene from dry gas[J]. CIESC Journal, 2014, (2): 396-405.
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MA Shizhen, SU Baogen, BAO Zongbi, et al. Advances in new type adsorbent for separating alkene from dry gas[J]. CIESC Journal, 2014, (2): 396-405.DOI: 10.3969/j.issn.0438-1157.2014.02.005.
Advances in new type adsorbent for separating alkene from dry gas
This review focuses on the research progress on new type adsorbent for olefin/paraffin in separating alkene in twenty years. Compared with the tradition adsorption via pi-complexation
the adsorption mechanism of the adsorbent for preferential adsorption of olefin is pore size
difference in molecular diffusion
hydrogen bond interaction or pi complexation in separation of olefin/paraffin. This kind of adsorbent includes metallo-organic frameworks
Engelhard Titanosilicate (ETS)
mesoporous molecular sieve and high silica zeolite. The adsorbent for preferential adsorption of paraffin
such as aluminum methylphosphonate-α
zeolite imidazolate framework ZIF-7 and attapulgite
utilizes the interaction between methyl and paraffin. Olefin presents very high adsorption capacity in metallo-organic frameworks in contrast to other types of adsorbent
due to its high surface area
but the selectivity coefficient for olefin over paraffin is less than 2 at normal pressure. High silica zeolite exhibits satisfactory heat stability and acid stability
which is an excellent adsorbent in a kinetic based process for the separation of propene and propane. Mesoporous molecular sieves have little selectivity for olefin
so they do not meet the needs in industry. With some transition metal cations loaded
such as Cu+ and Ag+
the modified adsorbent possess favorable adsorption capacity and selectivity for olefin. The selectivity and adsorption capacity of ETS are satisfactory after several cycles of desorption
indicating that this adsorbent adapts to industrial applications.
Study on magnetically responsive composite materials based on flexible MOFs and their propylene adsorption performance
Progress in porous carbons for efficient separation of gaseous light hydrocarbon
Recent progress in adsorption and separation of xylene isomers
Separation of light hydrocarbons with metal-organic frameworks
Advances in adsorptive separation of multicomponent gas-mixtures for one-step ethylene purification
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