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Endothermic desorption mechanism

Adsorption is an exothermic process. The adsorption enthalpy, decreases as the load of adsorbed molecules increases. In activated carbon adsorption systems for solvent recovery, the liberated adsorption enthalpy normally amounts to 1.5 times the evaporation enthalpy at the standard working capacities which can result in a 20 K or more temperature increase. In the process, exothermic adsorption mechanisms may coincide with endothermic desorption mechanisms. ... [Pg.1509]

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