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Determination of adsorption heat of molecular sieves

2018-06-13View Original

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Why can’t the adsorption heat of molecular sieves be determined by simply placing the molecular sieves in water and using cm△T for calculation?
Reply #22018-06-16
The adsorption heat of molecular sieves is a physical quantity that indicates the interaction between molecular sieves and gas molecules on their surface; performing this process directly in water does not relate to this physical concept. It is recommended that you study the content on solid-gas phase equilibrium in physical chemistry.

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