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Sustainable Thin-Film Composite Mixed-Matrix Membranes Based on Cellulose Acetate, Bimetallic ZIF-8-67, and Ionic Liquid for Enhanced Propene/Propane Separation. [PDF]

Polymers (Basel)
Hajivand P, Longo M, Monteleone M, Fuoco A, Esposito E, Mastropietro TF, Navarro-Alapont J, Armentano D, Jansen JC.   +8 more
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Self-consistent diffusion approach to CO2 vibrational kinetics [PDF]

, 2019
Viegas, P., van de Sanden, M.C. M., Longo, S., Diomede, P.   +3 more
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Isotopic fractionation during CO2 diffusion in soil

, 2007
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Diffuse soil CO2 degassing from Linosa island.

, 2014
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Hydrophobicity of CO2 gas diffusion electrodes

Joule, 2021
In Nature Communications, Hu, Feng, and their colleagues present a scalable, facile method to tune the hydrophobicity of CO2 reduction gas diffusion electrodes by adding polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE) nanopowder into the catalyst ink. For a copper catalyst CO2 reduction electrode, the additive significantly enhances CO2 reduction performance and ...
Kentaro U. Hansen, Feng Jiao
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Diffusion of Kr in CO2

Physics Letters A, 1971
Abstract New measurement of the diffusion of 85 Kr in CO 2 for ϱ ⩽ 0.3 g / cm 3 and T = 31.5° C and T = 40.2° C are reported. Some behaviour, previously reported, of diffusion at the liquid gas critical point is discussed.
CARELLI, Pasquale, Modena I, Ricci F. P.
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Diffusion and Thermal Diffusion in Ne–CO2

The Physics of Fluids, 1961
Values of the thermal diffusion factor αT and the ordinary diffusion coefficient D for Ne–CO2 mixtures have been measured over a temperature range of about −78° to 350°C by using the radioactive tracer C14O2. The thermal diffusion factor exhibits an unusual negative temperature dependence similar to that for Ar–CO2 mixtures.
Stanley Weissman, S. C. Saxena, E. A. Mason   +2 more
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Diffusion Coefficients for CO2–CH4

The Journal of Chemical Physics, 1971
Mutual diffusion coefficients for the CO2–CH4 system were measured from 293 to 370°K. These measurements extend the temperature range of the previously measured values by about 75°K. The experimental values of the diffusion coefficient are in excellent agreement with values derived from the composition dependence of the viscosity of CO2–CH4 mixtures ...
Stanley Weissman, G. A. DuBro
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