Characteristics of organosulphur compounds adsorption onto Jordanian zeolitic tuff from diesel fuel

Manganese‐Loaded Activated Carbon for the Removal of Organosulfur Compounds from High‐Sulfur Diesel Fuels

“…[16] Local diesel loaded with OSCs to a maximum value of 12 000 mg S kg À1 (or 1.2 %) has been reported. [17,18] The recommended level of OSCs in transportation diesel should be less than 350 mg S kg À1 . [19] Surface modification by manganese dioxide to create a selective surface for OSC removal while leaving the other aromatics is studied in this work.…”

Ion Exchange

“…This is why in numerous studies the name of the sedimentation host rock is mentioned, namely "volcanic tuffs" or "zeolite tuffs" (Can et al, 2010;Capasso et al, 2005Capasso et al, , 2007Dakovi c et al, 2010;D avila-Jiménez et al, 2008;Díaz-Nava et al, 2009;Flint and Selker, 2003;García-Mendieta et al, 2009;Gutiérrez-Segura et al, 2009;Krestou et al, 2003;Marañ on et al, 2006;Mustafa et al, 2010;Rajic et al, 2009;Trgo and Peri c, 2003;Trgo et al, 2006). Three types of rocks can be differentiated in function of the main process types involved in the formation of the mineral aggregates, namely: magmatic, sedimentation, and metamorphic.…”

A Test of Relative Removal Properties of Various Offensive Odors by Zeolite

“…Among these technologies, one of the most preferred choices has been adsorption, e.g., use of activated carbon (Zhang et al, 2014), activated alumina (Saha and Deng, 2010), metal-organic frameworks (MOFs) (Glover et al, 2011), or zeolite (pristine or ion-exchanged) (Jung et al, 2014;Tang et al, 2011;Mustafa et al, 2010). The collection of malodors on dry and porous surfaces by adsorption has been exalted for its inherent excellence, especially when used in low-level pollution scenarios (Bottani and Tascón, 2011).…”