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A Simple Frontal Analysis Equation to Determine the Adsorption Parameters of Solute Molecules on Different Adsorbents

✍ Scribed by Liu-Jiao Bian; Xiao-Yan Yang; Li Liu


Publisher
John Wiley and Sons
Year
2007
Tongue
English
Weight
106 KB
Volume
25
Category
Article
ISSN
0256-7660

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✦ Synopsis


A simple frontal analysis equation to determine the adsorption parameters of solute molecules on different adsorbents was presented. It gives the relationship between the average breakthrough time and the feed solute concentration, and by using its linear form, two important parameters, the thermodynamic equilibrium constant K SL for solute adsorption on the surface of adsorbent and the number n t of total adsorption sites distributed on the surface of adsorbent, can be simultaneously determined. The frontal analyses for some aromatic hydrocarbons on RP-C 18 reversed-phase medium, and some protein molecules on RP-C 18 reversed-phase, WCX-1 cation-exchange, PEG-400 hydrophobic and Che1ating Sepharose Fast-flow separately chelated with Zn 2οΌ‹ or Cu 2οΌ‹ media, were separately carried out to test this equation and their adsorption parameters K SL and n t were separately obtained. The results show that all these frontal analysis data can be well described by this frontal analysis equation. For all of these frontal analysis systems, their parameters n t can separately approximately keep constant and they are independent of solute molecules used, while their parameters K SL are dependent upon both of the media packed in frontal analysis column and the solute molecules used.


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