Solid-Liquid Adsorption: How to Do Correct Batch Experiments and Analyze Data provides a critical review of available literature, showing the most frequently made interpretation errors and providing methodological guidance on the practical use of fundamental concepts in adsorption science and technology. Adsorption science and technology is a well-established field with a broad range of applications. Nevertheless, the handover of knowledge and experience from expert seniors is not always optimal. This means that incorrect results and relevant mistakes are not made public. This book shares both…mehr
Solid-Liquid Adsorption: How to Do Correct Batch Experiments and Analyze Data provides a critical review of available literature, showing the most frequently made interpretation errors and providing methodological guidance on the practical use of fundamental concepts in adsorption science and technology. Adsorption science and technology is a well-established field with a broad range of applications. Nevertheless, the handover of knowledge and experience from expert seniors is not always optimal. This means that incorrect results and relevant mistakes are not made public. This book shares both successes and failures, helping new researchers avoid past mistakes.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Dr. Hai Nguyen Tran currently a lecturer and researcher in Duy Tan University, Vietnam. His interesting research focuses on adsorption, Fenton-like reaction, photocatalysis, UV/chlorine process, volatilization, green synthesis, and solid waste management. Especially, he is interested in (1) exploring the adsorption mechanism of various contaminants, (2) developing a variety of advanced materials, (3) characterizing them by various advanced techniques, and (4) applying them for water and wastewater treatments. During his early career, Dr. Tran authored 37 reputable-journal publications and two book chapters. He is a regular and outstanding reviewer for many prestigious journals in many well-known publishers (i.e., Elsevier, Taylor & Francis, Springer, Wiley, SAGE, IWA, Mary Ann Liebert, PLOS, Hindawi, MDPI, and NC State University). Currently, Dr. Tran is the editorial board member of several renowned journals¿Science of the Total Environment (in press); Water Science and Technology (IWA); Air, Soil and Water Research (SAGE); Bulletin of Environmental Contamination and Toxicology (Springer); Nanotechnology for Environmental (Springer); and SN Applied Sciences (Springer). He is also working as Bentham Science Ambassador from Vietnam of the Bentham Science Publishers (2019¿2020).
Inhaltsangabe
1. Introduction on adsorption science and technology 2. Definition of technical terms in adsorption 3. Identified problem in adsorption experiments and calculation 4. How to analyze adsorption experiment result 5. How to identify the dominant adsorption mechanism 6. Practice nonlinear-optimization technique 7. Helpful suggestion to prepare adsorbent sample for characterization 8. How to correctly recalculate the textural property from nitrogen adsorption/desorption isotherm 9. How to avoid potential errors in Boehm titration and iodide number 10. Common mistake in typing and preparing manuscript 11. Identified reason for retraction of published papers 12. Remark and suggestion
1. Introduction on adsorption science and technology 2. Definition of technical terms in adsorption 3. Identified problem in adsorption experiments and calculation 4. How to analyze adsorption experiment result 5. How to identify the dominant adsorption mechanism 6. Practice nonlinear-optimization technique 7. Helpful suggestion to prepare adsorbent sample for characterization 8. How to correctly recalculate the textural property from nitrogen adsorption/desorption isotherm 9. How to avoid potential errors in Boehm titration and iodide number 10. Common mistake in typing and preparing manuscript 11. Identified reason for retraction of published papers 12. Remark and suggestion
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