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Molecular sieve

2016-06-14View Original

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Why is there a large difference in the adsorption capacity of CH4 among various molecular sieves, even though the adsorption capacity for CO varies little among them?
Reply #22016-06-14
Which ones were compared? Where are the data? ~~
Reply #32016-06-14
I hadn’t noticed; please share your comparison data
Reply #42016-08-07
The adsorption of CH4 is not due to pore size and polarity; look at the differences in clays
Reply #52016-08-08
Molecular sieves have almost no adsorption capacity for methane, and the methane concentration in the atmosphere is low as well, generally staying within 2 ppm~~

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