1990
DOI: 10.1051/jcp/1990871083
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Calorimétrie d'adsorption de CO2 et C2H4 sur des zéolites A échangées par Co2+ et Zn2+

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“…5) for low exchange levels, a result which supports our hypothesis, and then rises again and stabilizes around 0.15 molecule-cav -1 ( Fig. 5 at 353 K; the same values are found at 293 K [1]). Thus we may view that about one half of the Na I chemisorption sites is ultimately replaced by Li I chemisorption sites.…”
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confidence: 86%
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“…5) for low exchange levels, a result which supports our hypothesis, and then rises again and stabilizes around 0.15 molecule-cav -1 ( Fig. 5 at 353 K; the same values are found at 293 K [1]). Thus we may view that about one half of the Na I chemisorption sites is ultimately replaced by Li I chemisorption sites.…”
Section: Adsorption Of C02supporting
confidence: 86%
“…As previously found [1], the molar heats of adsorption vs. the adsorbed amount exhibits an abruptly falling part, followed by a plateau stretching from less than 0.4 to more than 4 moleeule, cav -1 ( Figs 1-4). The measurements were made at 293 K and 353 K. The results depend only slightly on the temperature ( For the case of the original or recationized NaA, and LiNaA (Figs 1-2), the initial heats are high (120 to 80 kJ'mo1-1 for NaA, more than 100 kJ "mo1-1 for most of the LiNaA samples), and the plateau is significantly lower (33 to 45 kJ.…”
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