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Heat of Reaction for K2CO3 Absorption by Syukri Shah is a document available to read on EtoBox.
This document discusses measuring the heat of reaction between carbon dioxide and various absorbents, including potassium carbonate and homopiperazine solutions. The heat of reaction represents the energy required to remove carbon dioxide from the absorbent. Experimental results found that a potassium carbonate and homopiperazine solution had a lower heat of reaction than monoethanolamine, making it more favorable. Additionally, homopiperazine on its own showed the highest carbon dioxide loading capacity an
- Author
- Syukri Shah
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- EN