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Selective gas adsorption by amorphous clay mineral derivatives

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1999

Authors

Volzone, Cristina
Thompson, John
Melnitchenko, Alexandre
Ortiga, Jose
Palethorpe, Stephen

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Clay Minerals Society

Abstract

Amorphous derivates prepared by aqueous reaction of various aluminosilicate clay minerals with concentrated KF solution at 80-110°C were studied for their gas adsorption properties. The four clay minerals studied are halloysite, a well-crystallized kaoli

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Keywords: Acetylene; Amorphous materials; Carbon dioxide; Carbon monoxide; Derivatives; Gas adsorption; Methane; Nitrogen; Oxygen; Potassium compounds; Amorphous derivative; Gas separation; Holloysite; Kaolinite; Montmorillonite; Potassium fluoride; Clay minerals; Amorphous Derivative; CMS Source Clay SAz-1; Gas Adsorption; Gas Separation; Halloysite; Kaolinite; Montmorillonite; Potassium Fluoride; Specific Surface

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/93847

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ANU Research Publications

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Clays and Clay Minerals

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