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Adsorption and Separation of C
8
Aromatic Hydrocarbons in Zeolites
S.A. Caro Ortiz
Engineering Thermodynamics
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adsorption
100%
zeolites
100%
carbon 8
100%
aromatic hydrocarbons
100%
xylenes
79%
aromatics
62%
flexibility
31%
simulation
24%
vapors
24%
molecules
24%
interactions
17%
liquids
17%
equilibrium
17%
prediction
13%
diffusion
13%
isomers
13%
mixtures
10%
processing
10%
comparative evaluations
10%
density
10%
adsorption isotherms
10%
binary mixtures
6%
design
3%
electrostatics
3%
screening
3%
conversion
3%
capacity
3%
applications
3%
distribution
3%
efficiency
3%
values
3%
porous materials
3%
computer simulation
3%
atoms
3%
one-dimensional calculations
3%
separation processes
3%
saturation
3%
molecular sieves
3%
streams
3%
competition
3%
accuracy
3%
topology
3%
petroleum industry
3%
configuration
3%
industry
3%
loading
3%
orientation
3%
catalysis
3%
high pressure
3%
energy consumption
3%
Chemistry
Adsorption
100%
Arene
100%
Flexibility
31%
Molecule
24%
Vapor
20%
Mixture
17%
Purity
17%
Force Field
13%
Liquid
13%
Compound Isomer
13%
Adsorption Isotherm
10%
Phase Composition
10%
Density
10%
Procedure
10%
Structure
6%
Pressure
6%
Equilibrium
6%
Chemical Equilibrium
6%
Catalysis
6%
Phase Equilibria
3%
Petrochemical Agent
3%
Chemical Reaction Product
3%
Porosity
3%
Intermolecular Force
3%
Time
3%
Atom
3%
Saturation
3%
Computer Simulation
3%
Application
3%
Methyl Group
3%
Atomic Coordinate
3%
Rate
3%
Chemical Engineering
Zeolite
100%
Adsorption
100%
Aromatic Hydrocarbon
100%
Xylene
79%
Adsorption Isotherm
10%
Engineering
Aromatics
100%
Models
25%
Fields
20%
Small Difference
10%
Pure Component
10%
Processing
10%
Intersections
10%
Density
10%
Binary Mixture
10%
Experiments
10%
Atom Position
5%
Equilibrium Configuration
5%
Design Criterion
5%
Catalytic Reaction
5%
Parametrization
5%
Phase Density
5%
Competitive Adsorption
5%
Reconsideration
5%
One Dimensional
5%
Computer Simulation
5%
Determines
5%
Future Application
5%
Liquid Stream
5%
Guest Molecule
5%
Transforms
5%
Industrial Processing
5%
High Value Product
5%
Adsorbed Molecule
5%
Vapor-Liquid Equilibrium
5%
Energy Engineering
5%