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Mobile phases strength conversion

Conversely, at lower temperatnres the hydrophobic effect entropically leads the adsorption of the solutes [12]. Actually the solvent strengths of aU mixtures change with temperature [13] and this influences selectivity. Also, the non-constancy of with changing temperature may also be due to the difference of the heat capacities of the analytes in the mobile and stationary phases according to the Kirkhoff equation... [Pg.119]

The effects of rare earth oxides could be concluded from Table 3, 5 and 7 (a) to improve catalytic activity (b) to improve mobility of lattice oxygen in catalyst B and its activity for CO and HC conversion in a lower ratio of air/fuel (c) to improve thermal stability of support to resist crystalline phase change to a phase and maintain crushing strength and surface area. [Pg.399]


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