776 Diffusion, Transport and Dynamics in Adsorption Systems

Description:
This session is focused on measuring or modeling of mass transport in adsorbents and adsorption systems. Improving understanding of mass transport will allow design of more efficient separations.

Sponsor:
Adsorption and Ion Exchange

Chair:
Alberto Striolo
Email: astriolo@ou.edu

Co-Chair:
Yu Wang
Email: yu.wang@exxonmobil.com


Papers:

8:30 AM
(776a) Influence of Packing On Gas Diffusion in Samaria Aerogel Catalyst By Diffusion NMR
Robert Mueller, Suihua Zhang, Björn Neumann, Marcus Bäumer and Sergey Vasenkov

8:45 AM
(776b) Efficient and Accurate Methods for Characterizing Effects of Framework Flexibility On Molecular Diffusion of CH4 in 8MR Zeolites
Rohan Awati, Peter I. Ravikovitch and David Sholl

9:00 AM
(776c) Linear Driving Force for Shaped Adsorbents
George Harriott and Bo Jin

9:15 AM
(776d) Toward Efficient Prediction of Gas Self-Diffusivity in Porous Materials
Yu Liu, Jia Fu and Jianzhong Wu

9:30 AM
(776e) Predicting Mixture Diffusion in Zeolites: Accounting for Strong Correlations With a Simplified Theory and Examining the Role of Mixture Adsorption Thermodynamics
Sanjeev M. Rao and Marc-Olivier Coppens

9:45 AM
(776f) Direct Simulations of Molecular Transport and Permeation of Gases in Polymeric Membrane Materials for Separation Processes
Hendrik Frentrup, Kyle E. Hart, Coray M. Colina and Erich A. Muller

10:00 AM
(776g) CO2-Propane Mixtures in Silica Pores: Relation Between Structure and Dynamics
Thu Le, Anh T. Phan, Alberto Striolo and David R. Cole

10:15 AM
(776h) Assessing the Performance of Microfibrous Entrapped Sorbent Enhanced Gas Phase Filter in a Full Scale Test Rig
Guomin Xu and Bruce Tatarchuk

10:30 AM
(776i) Kinetic Modeling of CO2 Adsorption On Pore-Expanded MCM-41
Sravanthi Loganathan, Mayur Tikmani and Aloke Kumar Ghoshal

10:45 AM
(776j) Adsorption Equilibrium and Mass Transfer Rates for Argon, Oxygen, and Nitrogen in a Carbon Molecular Sieve
Lucas A. Mitchell, Timothy J. Giesy and M. Douglas LeVan
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