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Behavior of water and methane bound to hydrophilic and hydrophobic nanosilicas and their mixture

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Abstract Methane adsorption onto hydrated (0.1 g/g) initial and compacted nanosilica A-50 and compacted A-50/hydrophobic AM1 (based on nanosilica A-300) and water behavior vs. temperature were analyzed using 1H NMR… Click to show full abstract

Abstract Methane adsorption onto hydrated (0.1 g/g) initial and compacted nanosilica A-50 and compacted A-50/hydrophobic AM1 (based on nanosilica A-300) and water behavior vs. temperature were analyzed using 1H NMR and theoretical methods. Methane adsorption increases with temperature because of changes in structure of mobile water. Stronger compaction of A-50 than that of A-50/AM1 (due to negative effect of AM1 preventing formation of tight contacts between A-50 nanoparticles) leads to decrease in adsorption of methane onto dense A-50 alone. These effects cause the difference in temperature behavior of bound water.

Keywords: behavior water; water; water methane; methane bound; methane; bound hydrophilic

Journal Title: Chemical Physics Letters
Year Published: 2017

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