Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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6664318 | Journal of Environmental Chemical Engineering | 2017 | 30 Pages |
Abstract
The breakthrough curves obtained were fitted with a kinetic model that assumed a first order surface reaction, shrinking core particle kinetics, and plug flow in the reactor. For temperatures between 333 and 384 °C, the model fit the data well, most especially near the breakthrough point. Experimental conditions had no effect on quality of fit. At 307 °C, the model was inadequate; possibly due to D4 physisorption or shrinking core kinetics assumptions not holding true anymore.
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Authors
Alexandru C. Sonoc, Chris Thurgood, Brant Peppley, David G. Kelly,