CO2 was absorbed by 1-aminopropyl-3-methylimidazolium bromine([APMIm][Br])as chemical reaction. The absorbents were prepared by supporting ionic liquids on porous silica gel through the impregnation-evaporation method
and pore structure and absorption capacity were characterized with specific surface pore adsorption apparatus and thermogravimetric analysis
respectively. CO2 absorption was conducted under the following conditions: 10% to 50% of ionic liquids loading
303.15 K to 323.15 K of temperature
and 10%
30%
50% of CO2 in mixed gas. The results suggested that absorption rate was fastest when film thickness of ionic liquids on the silica gel was 86 nm
and was little affected by the change of CO2 concentration and temperature. Equilibrium absorption amount reached 80% of the theoretical uptake in 50% CO2 system
and was reducing with increasing temperature. However
absorption rate and capacity decreased obviously as film thickness of ionic liquid exceeded 230 nm. The properties of supported ionic liquid absorbent remained unchanged after recycling three times
Absorption performance and stratification mechanism of biphasic CO2 absorbent[Bmim] [BF4]/MEA aqueous mixtures
Effect of sulfolane on CO2 absorption and desorption by monoethanolamine aqueous solution
Thermodynamic modeling and process simulation for CO2 absorption into aqueous monoethanolamine solution
Vapor liquid equilibria and heat of desorption of CO2 in aqueous mixture of[Bmim] [BF4] and MEA
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