Chemistry of inorganic compounds – Modifying or removing component of normally gaseous mixture – Carbon monoxide component
Patent
1983-03-14
1986-05-06
Brody, Christopher W.
Chemistry of inorganic compounds
Modifying or removing component of normally gaseous mixture
Carbon monoxide component
502184, 502418, B01J 2118
Patent
active
045871140
ABSTRACT:
A solid form adsorbent of carbon monoxide, that is obtained by the process including the following steps. First, copper salts or copper oxide is stirred in a solvent. Then, into the solution or suspension thus obtained, active carbon is added. Finally, the solvent is removed by means of pressure reduction, distillation, etc. The carbon monoxide adsorbent produced according to this invention adsorbs carbon monoxide rapidly when it is brought into contact with a mixed gas. The adsorbed carbon monoxide can be readily separated and discharged through either heating the carbon monoxide adsorbent to above 60.degree. C. or reducing the partial pressure of carbon monoxide. The carbon monoxide obtained in accordance with the present invention is stable relative to the water content in the mixed gas, and it is capable of separating carbon monoxide directly from the mixed gas containing the water. Also, the separated carbon monoxide does not contain the vapor of the solvent from the carbon monoxide adsorbent. Therefore, it is not necessary to provide equipment to collect the solvent vapor. Furthermore, this carbon monoxide adsorbent does not produce corrosive gases, etc. The carbon monoxide adsorbent obtained by using copper (II) salts or copper (II) oxide is also stable relative to sulfur content in the mixed gas.
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Hirai Hidefumi
Komiyama Makoto
Wada Keiichiro
Brody Christopher W.
Hirai Hidefumi
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