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Energy aspects of arene domain presence in the coal structure under the sorption process

Magda Ziółkowska1 magda.ziolkowska [at] agh.edu.pl
Grzegorz S. Jodłowski1
  1. AGH University of Science and Technology, Faculty of Energy and Fuels, POLAND, al. A. Mickiewicza 30, 30-059 Kraków
Abstract 

This work presenst two way dissertation on energy aspects of arene domain presence in the coal substance and its interactions with sorbate molecules under the sorption process. Newly elaborated approach aimed at adsorption mechanism identification is discussed and the estimation procedure of energy profile of possible molecule location in the pores of graphite-like substance is presented. Wider view on the sorption process is included in the Multiple Sorption Model with regard to the absorption-adsorption character of the phenomena taking place under the location of sorbate molecules in the sorption system. Both approaches give us information on effect of arene domains and overall view on sorption process and coal structure

Keywords 
coal structure
porosity
modeling
adsorption
absorption.
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