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Molecular Sieve
Derived from sodium potassium or calcium
alumina silicate, molecular sieve contains a network of
uniform pores and empty cavities. Molecular sieve is
non-toxic, insoluble to water and most organic solvent,
and is used as selective absorbent (organic and
inorganic), premium catalytic promoter, and premium ion
exchanger. It is the most aggressive and expensive of
primary desiccants, for demanding and unique
applications. | |
model |
pores |
bead dia range |
moisture adsorption |
others adsorption |
crush strength |
bulk density |
abrasion (wt) |
moisture retention |
remark |
MSE10 |
3A |
2-3 mm |
> 200 mg/g |
3% |
> 32 n/p |
> 0.68 |
< 0.4% |
< 1.5% |
ethylene |
MSE20 |
3-5 mm |
> 48 n/p |
> 0.67 |
< 0.4% |
MSE30 |
5-8 mm |
> 67 n/p |
> 0.65 |
< 0.4% |
MSM10 |
4A |
2-3 mm |
> 210 mg/g |
14% |
> 28 n/p |
> 0.68 |
< 0.6% |
< 1.5% |
methanol |
MSM20 |
3-5 mm |
> 48 n/p |
> 0.67 |
< 0.4% |
MSM30 |
5-8 mm |
> 67 n/p |
> 0.65 |
< 0.4% |
MSH10 |
5A |
2-3 mm |
> 210 mg/g |
12% |
> 32 n/p |
> 0.68 |
< 0.4% |
< 1.5% |
hexane |
MSH20 |
3-5 mm |
> 48 n/p |
> 0.67 |
< 0.4% |
MSH30 |
5-8 mm |
> 67 n/p |
> 0.65 |
< 0.4% |
MSC10 |
13X |
2-3 mm |
> 240 mg/g |
18% |
> 32 n/p |
> 0.64 |
< 0.6% |
< 1.5% |
CO2
adsorption |
MSC20 |
3-5 mm |
> 52 n/p |
> 0.64 |
< 0.4% |
MSC30 |
5-8 mm |
> 80 n/p |
> 0.63 |
<
0.4% | |
Note: n/p
= Newton per bead. |
REGENERATION:
Moisture Removal: baked
under 390-660oF, 4-7 psi, dry air
continuously for 3-4 hours, and then under cool dry air
for another 2-3 hours until desiccants are completely
cooled down. Organic Matter
Removal: baked under hot steam air for 2-3 hours
to replace organic matters with hot steam, and then
conduct the procedure to remove moisture. |
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MSExx Sieve, 3 Angstrom, is
obtained when part of the sodium ions of the 4 Angstrom
sieve are replaced by potassium ions. Will adsorb,
in sequence of adsorption rate, helium, neon, nitrogen
and water.
MSMxx Sieve, 4
Angstrom, is obtained through synthesis of type A
zeolite in sodic form. Will adsorb, in sequence of
adsorption rate, argon, krypton, xenon, ammonia, carbon
monoxide, C2H4, C2H2, CH3OH,
C2H5OH,
CH3CN2, CS2,
CH3CL, CH3Br, and carbon
dioxide.
MSHxx Sieve, 5
Angstrom, is obtained through synthesis of type A
zeolite in sodic form. Will adsorb, in sequence of
adsorption rate, C3-C14,
C2H5CL,
C2H5Br, CH3L,
C2H5NH2,
CH2CL2CH2Br2,
CHF2CL, CHF3, CF4,
(CH3)NH2,
B2H6CF2CL2,
CHFCL2, and CF3CL.
MSCxx Sieve, 13
Angstrom, is obtained through synthesis of type X
zeolite. Will adsorb, in sequence of adsorption
rate, SF6, CHCL3,
CHBr3, CHI3,
N-C3F8, CCL4,
N-C4F10,
N-C7H16, CBr4,
C6H6, B5H10,
(CH3)3N,
C(CH4)4,
(C2H5)3N,
C(CH3)C3CL,
C(CH3)3Br, and
C(CH3)3CH. |
MOLECULAR SIEVE is crystallized
synthetic zeolite with a defined diameter. An
efficient, selective, microporous adsorbent,
premium catalyst and catalytic carrier, and ion
exchanger. Zeolites have A type, X type and Y
type. |
Use at pH
4-12. | |
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Molecular Sieve |
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Size Selective
Adsorption: Molecular sieve has a very porous structure consisting of
cavities and channels of uniform size (3, 4, 5, or 10 Angstroms). These
cavities and channels catch the molecules of size equal to or less than
the size of cavities and channels, and repels the molecules of the size
larger.
High Efficient Adsorbent Due to multi-cavities and
channels existing in molecular sieves, adsorption potential of molecular
sieves is greatly enhanced. Molecular sieves are premium adsorbent applied
in low concentration and at high temperature.-
Catalyst Cavities and unique pore
matrices structure, with good distribution of metal molecules on pore
surface, provide catalytic cracking capacity as a type of
catalyst in refinery industry.
Cation Exchange Molecular sieves are often
used in cation exchange application. However, the molecular sieves, after
catching cations, will slight change their catalytic and selective
adsorption property. Such characteristics is used in some unique
applications. |