Prediction of adsorption isotherms of organic compounds from water on activated carbons. II. Relative adsorbabilities of elements.
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概要
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In order to predict the adsorbability of organic compounds out of water onto activated carbon, the contribution of individual atoms to the adsorbability is calculated. The contribution of the carbon atom is positive, that of nitrogen and oxygen atoms is negative, and that of the hydrogen atom is very small.
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著者
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ABE Ikuo
Osaka Municipal Technical Research Institute
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Hayashi Katsumi
Osaka Municipal Technical Research Institute
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Kitagawa Mutsuo
Society for Activated Carbon Research
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