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As an example, in Figure 5, we report the functional scheme of a possible molecular sieve based on a posteriori control (by electrostatic field) of D within a CNA-based composite.

This study presents efficiency tests for three different siloxane removal systems: activated carbon, silica gel and molecular sieve based systems.

Use of the simulator is illustrated for equilibrium (zeolite) and kinetic (carbon molecular sieve) based gas separation processes.

In fact, if CNA membranes are designed with well-defined pore sizes such that Barrer's approximation holds and self- and transport diffusivities can be correlated by Darken's equation (Equation 3), the increase in low-mobility water volume within CNTs may in turn affect the dynamic transport properties of CNA. Figure 5 Schematics of a tunable/switchable molecular sieve based on CNA.

To obtain a novel, active and selective to diesel catalytic material for syngas processing via Fischer Tropsch synthesis (FTS), a series of 20 wt.% cobalt catalysts has been prepared by impregnation of a mesoporous molecular sieve based on silica (SBA-15, Al-MCM-41, INT-MM1), and a commercial amorphous silica for comparison purposes.

Two-dimensional graphene nanopores have shown great promise as ultra-permeable molecular sieves based on their size-sieving effects.

The use of molecular sieves based on transition metals in heterogeneous catalysis, and specifically in oxidative processes, has shown good results.

For future work, asymmetric hollow fibers and carbon molecular sieve membranes based on the most attractive members of the family will be considered.

At first natural silica-alumina clays were used as catalysts, but by the mid-1970s zeolitic and molecular sieve-based catalysts became common.

In this study, we demonstrate dye-sensitized solar cells showing an improved long-term stability at a high temperature by incorporating Zeolite molecular sieve in ionic liquid based electrolytes.

Size exclusion chromatography (SEC), also referred to as gel permeation chromatography or molecular sieving, separates molecules based on their hydrodynamic volume and has been implemented for several decades for protein purification applications.