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DYNAMICS OF WATER SORPTION ON COMPOSITES “CaCl2IN SILICA”: SINGLE GRAIN, GRANULATED BED, CONSOLIDATED LAYER

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Fluid Transport in Nanoporous Materials

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Development and study of novel nanoporous adsorbents is a very challenging goal of current material science research. Among these materials are new alumosilicates, alumo- and iron phosphates, MCMs, SBAs, MOFs, carbon sieves, etc., with the pore size of few nanometers. Less progress is made in developing new adsorbents with relatively large pores of 7-20 nm.

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ARISTOV, Y. et al. (2006). DYNAMICS OF WATER SORPTION ON COMPOSITES “CaCl2IN SILICA”: SINGLE GRAIN, GRANULATED BED, CONSOLIDATED LAYER. In: Conner, W.C., Fraissard, J. (eds) Fluid Transport in Nanoporous Materials. NATO Science Series II: Mathematics Physics and Chemistry, vol 219. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/1-4020-4382-1_25

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