1974
DOI: 10.1021/es60090a004
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Reactivity of sulfur dioxide with supported metal oxide-alumina sorbents

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“…A method among those is to use mixed oxide in the porous support as a sorbent to remove SO 2 . It has been reported that some mixed oxide sorbent is effective for SO 2 sorption in the temperature ranges of surface and slightly deep sulfations (Vogel et al, 1974). Also, Corma et al (1994) reported that the addition of transition metal oxide in Mg-Al spinels showed a very good SO x adsorption as FCC-SO x additives.…”
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“…A method among those is to use mixed oxide in the porous support as a sorbent to remove SO 2 . It has been reported that some mixed oxide sorbent is effective for SO 2 sorption in the temperature ranges of surface and slightly deep sulfations (Vogel et al, 1974). Also, Corma et al (1994) reported that the addition of transition metal oxide in Mg-Al spinels showed a very good SO x adsorption as FCC-SO x additives.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 97%
“…Numerous studies have been performed to increase SO 2 sorption efficiency of the dry sorbents (Shearer et al, 1979;Vogel et al, 1974;Shin et al, 1994;Corma et al, 1994). A method among those is to use mixed oxide in the porous support as a sorbent to remove SO 2 .…”
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“…This approach has been described by Vogel et al (1974) and others and has been shown to work well for many cases (most of them involving a chemical reaction with the solid). Most models which use eq la also assume that the adsorption process is the controlling resistance (external mass transfer and intraparticle diffusion resistance are negligible).…”
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“…Imgraham and Marier (1966) Cr203/A1203°1 2.83 343 1 Vogel et al (1974) 0 Sorbent prepared by impregnation. 6 Experiments in the presence of NO,.…”
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