Preparation of hydrophobic carbon molecular sieves

Catalyst – solid sorbent – or support therefor: product or process – Solid sorbent – Free carbon containing

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A method is described for producing hydrophobic carbon molecular sieves. The method does not employ a binder to form or shape previously carbonized materials. Instead, a cross-linked oxygen-free polymer is first produced. Fine particles of this polymer are then pelletized or shaped as by simple extrusion. The extruded pellets are then carbonized in an oxygen-free atmosphere to yield binderless homogeneous particles of similar shape comprised of carbon sieves.

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