Chem. J. Chinese Universities ›› 1997, Vol. 18 ›› Issue (12): 1999.

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Adsorption Prperties of Nitrogen Monooxide on Metal Ion-exchanged Zeolites

ZHANG Wen-Xiang1, JIA Ming-Jun1, WU Tong-Hao1, SUN Tie2, YAHIRO Hidenori3, IWAMOTO Masakazu3, JUN Izumi4   

  1. 1. Department of Chemistry.Jilin University,Changchun 130023;
    2. Haerhin Environmental Monitor Centre,Haerbin 150076;
    3. Catalysi.s Research Center, Hokkaido University, Sapporo 060, Japan;
    4. Naga.saki R.& D. Center, Mitsubishi Heavy Indu.strie.s, Ltd., Nagasaki 850-91 Japan
  • Received:1996-10-23 Online:1997-12-24 Published:1997-12-24

Abstract: The adsorption properties of nitrogen monooxide (NO) on various metal ion-exchanged zeolites were examined by adsorption-desorption measurement in a fixed bed flowapparatus.The amounts of reversible (qrev) and irreversible (qirr) adsorption of NOwerechanged with the types of metal ion and zeolite structure.Among the samples tested, thecopper ion-exchanged ZSM-5 and silver ion-exchanged mordenite showed the greatest abilityfor reversible ads0rption of NO.The amounts of reversible and irreversible ads 0rption of NOper metal ion exchanged increased with decreasing aluminum content of zeolites, and wereconstant, independent of the ion exchange level for ZSM-5 ze0lites, but changed with the ionexchange level for mordenite zeolites- It has also been found that the adsorption propertiesare dependent on adsorption temperature: qirr, increased with decreasing adsorption tempera-ture for both c0pper and silver ion exchanged ze0lites, however, qrev of Cu-ZSM-5 showed amaximum at 243 K, and qrev of Ag-MORincreased with decreasing adsorption temperature.

Key words: Metalion-exchanged zeolites, Nitrogen monooxide, Adsorption

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