Journal of Inorganic Materials, Volume. 37, Issue 9, 991(2022)

Mesoporous Organic-inorganic Hybrid Siliceous Hollow Spheres: Synthesis and VOCs Adsorption

Hongning WANG1... Li HUANG1, Jiang QING3, Tengzhou MA3,*, Weiqiu HUANG2 and Ruoyu CHEN1,* |Show fewer author(s)
Author Affiliations
  • 11. Jiangsu Province Key Laboratory of Fine Petrochemical Engineering, Changzhou University, Changzhou 213164, China
  • 22. Jiangsu Key Laboratory of Oil and Gas Storage and Transport Technology, Changzhou University, Changzhou 213016, China
  • 33. Technical Center for Industrial Product and Raw Material Inspection and Testing, Shanghai Customs, Shanghai 200135, China
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    TEM images of MOSs with different initial BTSE/ (BTSE+TEOS) molar ratios
    N2 sorption isotherms (a) and pore size distributions (b) of MOSs with different initial BTSE/(BTSE+TEOS) molar ratios
    FT-IR spectra of MOSs with different initial BTSE/ (BTSE+TEOS) molar ratios
    XRD patterns of MOSs with different initial BTSE/ (BTSE+TEOS) molar ratios
    TGA curves of MOSs with different initial BTSE/ (BTSE+TEOS) molar ratios
    Histograms of static VOCs (n-hexane, toluene and 92# gasoline) adsorption capacities (a, c, e) and desorption efficiencies (b, d, f) of different samples
    Histograms of static VOCs (n-hexane, toluene and 92# gasoline) adsorption capacities (a, c, e) and desorption efficiencies (b, d, f) of different samples
    Breakthrough curves for n-hexane of SG (■), AC (●) and MOS-10% (▲) under dry condition for the (a) first time and (b) fifth time and comparison of the qe (c) and desorption efficiency (d) of 5 times
    Toluene breakthrough curves on MOS-10% under dry condition
    Yoon and Nelson model fitting for 5 times adsorption of n-hexane (a) and toluene (b) on MOS-10% under dry condition
    n-hexane breakthrough curves on MOS-10% under 95% RH
    Simultaneous breakthrough adsorption n-hexane (a) and toluene (b) on MOS-10% under dry condition, comparison of the equilibrium adsorption capacities (c) and desorption efficiency (d) for 5 times, respectively
    N2 adsorption-desorption isotherms (a) and pore size distributions (b) of AC and SG
    Relationship between VOCs adsorption capacities and structure parameters of different samples
    N2 adsorption-desorption isotherms (a) and pore size distributions (b) of MOS-10% and AC, respectively
    • Table 1. Structural parameters of AC and SG

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      Table 1. Structural parameters of AC and SG

      SampleSBET/(m2 ·g-1) Sm/(m2 ·g-1) Vt/(cm3 ·g-1) Vm/(cm3 ·g-1) Pore size/nm
      AC14519731.030.485.6
      SG430150.7100.0106.9
    • Table 1. Structural parameters of MOSs with different initial BTSE/(BTSE+TEOS) molar ratios

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      Table 1. Structural parameters of MOSs with different initial BTSE/(BTSE+TEOS) molar ratios

      SampleSBET/ (m2·g-1) Sm/ (m2·g-1) Vt/ (cm3·g-1) Vm/ (cm3·g-1) Pore size/ nm
      MOS-059100.72102.5
      MOS-5%61200.72202.7
      MOS-7.5%61200.77602.8
      MOS-10%69600.88702.6
      MOS-12.5%65500.87302.7
      MOS-15%64800.85702.7
    • Table 2. TGA results of different MOSs under nitrogen atmosphere in the range of 30-900 ℃ (10 ℃/min)

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      Table 2. TGA results of different MOSs under nitrogen atmosphere in the range of 30-900 ℃ (10 ℃/min)

      SampleFirst eventSecond eventResidual mass /%
      (Tons-Tf )/℃ Δm/% (Tons-Tf )/℃ Δm/%
      MOS-030-2001.7200-9008.190.2
      MOS-5%30-2001.7200-9007.690.7
      MOS-7.5%30-2001.9200-90012.685.5
      MOS-10%30-2005.3200-90020.174.6
      MOS-12.5%30-2001.5200-9007.990.6
      MOS-15%30-2001.4200-9009.089.6
    • Table 3. Water vapor adsorption capacities, desorption efficiencies and the densities of surface hydroxyl groups of different samples

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      Table 3. Water vapor adsorption capacities, desorption efficiencies and the densities of surface hydroxyl groups of different samples

      SampleAdsorptionDesorption-OH/(×1020, g-1)
      Average/(g·g-1) STDEa/% Average/%STDEa/%
      MOS-0%0.9030.016899.40.2053.11
      MOS-5%0.6670.017799.30.3292.35
      MOS-7.5%0.6560.016599.40.2832.31
      MOS-10%0.6300.013799.40.1342.23
      MOS-12.5%0.6970.015699.40.2302.44
      MOS-15%0.6970.013699.40.3652.45
      SG0.4330.098497.70.8671.72
      AC0.4820.030593.511.11.77
    • Table 4. Comparison of dynamic n-hexane adsorption parameters on different samples for 5 times under dry condition

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      Table 4. Comparison of dynamic n-hexane adsorption parameters on different samples for 5 times under dry condition

      Sampletb/min te/min qe/(g·g-1) Desorption efficiency/%
      MOS-10%-1st501041.2399.8
      MOS-10%-2nd481021.2099.5
      MOS-10%-3rd461001.1999.4
      MOS-10%-4th481021.2299.6
      MOS-10%-5th481021.2199.2
      SG-1st16720.36198.9
      SG-2nd14700.32197.5
      SG-3rd14700.33498.7
      SG-4th12720.32198.6
      SG-5th10720.34397.6
      AC-1st38500.57473.7
      AC-2nd28440.46583.6
      AC-3rd28420.46190.9
      AC-4th26440.45298.6
      AC-5th24420.45897.2
    • Table 5. Comparison of dynamic toluene adsorption parameters on MOS-10% for 5 times under dry condition

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      Table 5. Comparison of dynamic toluene adsorption parameters on MOS-10% for 5 times under dry condition

      tb/min te/min qe/(g·g-1) Desorption efficiency/%
      1st481001.2199.7
      2nd46981.1899.5
      3rd44961.1799.3
      4th46981.1899.4
      5th46981.1899.1
    • Table 6. Structural parameters of MOS-10% and AC before and after 5 times dynamic n-hexane adsorption under dry condition

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      Table 6. Structural parameters of MOS-10% and AC before and after 5 times dynamic n-hexane adsorption under dry condition

      SampleSBET/(m2·g-1) Sm/(m2·g-1) Vt/(cm3·g-1) Vm/(cm3·g-1) Pore size/nm
      MOS-10%69600.88702.64
      MOS-10%-5th63800.83002.64
      AC16546521.060.485.58
      AC-5th13103950.8800.385.51
    • Table 7. Simulation parameters of 5 times dynamic n-hexane and toluene adsorption on MOS-10% under dry condition

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      Table 7. Simulation parameters of 5 times dynamic n-hexane and toluene adsorption on MOS-10% under dry condition

      n-hexaneToluene
      τ0/min K׳/min-1R2τ0/min K׳/min-1R2
      1st63.10.1500.98458.40.09480.979
      2nd61.30.1720.99052.80.1050.977
      3rd56.70.1740.97951.50.1140.987
      4th57.10.1690.98654.10.1110.978
      5th58.90.1650.98454.20.1100.982
    • Table 8. Dynamic n-hexane adsorption parameters on MOS-10% for 5 times under 95% RH

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      Table 8. Dynamic n-hexane adsorption parameters on MOS-10% for 5 times under 95% RH

      tb/min te/min qe,hexane /g·g-1qe,t /g·g-1 adsorbentqe,water /g·g-1 adsorbentqe,hexane/ qe,waterDesorption efficiency /%
      1st461001.231.230.00620599.6
      2nd44981.201.200.00340099.7
      3rd42961.191.190.00619999.6
      4th42961.211.210.00340499.4
      5th44981.171.200.00814799.2
    • Table 9. Comparison of simultaneous adsorption n-hexane and toluene parameters on MOS-10% for 5 times under dry condition

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      Table 9. Comparison of simultaneous adsorption n-hexane and toluene parameters on MOS-10% for 5 times under dry condition

      Dynamic adsorption capacity, qe /(g·g-1)
      Single componentBi-component
      n-hexaneToluenen-hexaneTolueneTotal VOCs
      1st1.231.210.6420.5691.21
      2nd1.201.180.6310.5471.18
      3rd1.191.170.6130.5321.15
      4th1.221.180.6070.5501.16
      5th1.211.180.6280.5471.18
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    Hongning WANG, Li HUANG, Jiang QING, Tengzhou MA, Weiqiu HUANG, Ruoyu CHEN. Mesoporous Organic-inorganic Hybrid Siliceous Hollow Spheres: Synthesis and VOCs Adsorption[J]. Journal of Inorganic Materials, 2022, 37(9): 991

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    Category: RESEARCH ARTICLE

    Received: Oct. 18, 2021

    Accepted: --

    Published Online: Jan. 12, 2023

    The Author Email: MA Tengzhou (13564737997@163.com), CHEN Ruoyu (chry@cczu.edu.cn)

    DOI:10.15541/jim20210638

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