氮气在MCM－41分子筛中的吸附：实验和分子模拟

用美国Micromeritics公司生产的ASAP2010物理吸附仪测定了低温（77 K） N_2在MCM-41分子筛中的吸附等温线，获得了表征MCM-41特征的BET比表面、BJH孔 容和平均孔径。同时用巨正则Monte Carlo（GCMC）模拟方法考究了N_2在MCM-41中 的吸附，得到了N_2在MCM-41中的模拟吸附等温线，分析了流体在MCM-41分子筛中 的微观结构。GCMC模拟中MCM-41介孔材料模型化为圆柱孔，N_2模型化为Lennard- Jones（LJ）球。N_2和MCM-41介孔墙壁间的相互作用采用Tjatjopoulos-Feke- Mann（TFM）势能模型进行表征。通过使模拟和实验结果有一个好的吻合，确定了 一组有效的MCM-41分子筛的势能参数（σ_(ww) = 0.265 nm，∈_(ww)/k = 190 K ）。这为以后其他吸附质在MCM-41中吸附的预测奠定了基础、提供了依据。     

甲烷在中孔分子筛MCM-41中吸附的计算机模拟

采用巨正则系综Monte Carlo方法研究了甲烷在两个不同孔径的MCM-41中不同温度下的吸附等温线和其在孔中的相行为和排列方式.模拟结果显示,在较小孔径的MCM-41中,流体分子达到毛细凝聚所需的化学位较小,并且观察到两个孔径下计算机模拟得到的亚稳态区域都非常宽,使得层状转变（如果有的话）被包含在这个区域.通过比较两种孔径下达到毛细凝聚后的构型,可以看出,在3.5 nm的孔中流体的分子结构出现非常有序的排列,而在5.0 nm的孔中则没有.在常温300 K时甲烷的吸附的计算机模拟表明,孔壁对流体分子的作用仅仅影响较靠近壁面附近的流体分子的排列,而对孔中间的分子几乎没有影响.     

Cr/MCM-41催化剂的结构特征及其纳米尺寸孔内聚乙烯的形成

合成了纯硅MCM-41,并以浸渍法在表面负载烯烃聚合催化活性中心---过渡金属元素Cr;通过对所得Cr/MCM-41样品的结构特征及Cr物种的存在形成进行XRD,低温N2吸附,FTIR,Raman,^2^9SiNMR等表征发现,Cr/MCM-41具有良好的长程有序结构、较高的比表面积及均一的孔径分布。负载于MCM-41表面的Cr物种通过与羟基的相互作用分散于载体孔道内。Cr负载量较低时,Cr物种主要以孤立态存在,随着Cr含量增加,出现聚合态的Cr物种。Cr/MCM-41的一维孔道内,不仅可进行乙烯的聚合形成聚乙烯,而且反应后MCM-41的长程结构保持不变。     

MCM-41分子筛的改性、表面结构与吸附性质的研究

用三甲基氯硅烷、二甲基二氯硅烷、甲基三氯硅烷、四氯化硅与甲基碘改性高硅MCM-41中孔分子筛。XRD,^2^9SiMASNMR,^1^3CMASNMR,以及N~2、水与环己烷吸附的表征,显示改性不同程度地改变了分子筛的表面组成与结构,减小孔径,增加孔壁厚度,因而影响吸附行为,减小吸附容量。硅烷化减少了MCM-41的表面硅羟基含量,增加其疏水性。用CH~3I改性使孔径减小1.4nm,而硅羟基含量并未显著减少。硅烷化以及用CH~3I改性可提高MCM-41分子筛的热稳定性。SiCl~4的改性作用相对不明显。样品的水及环己烷吸附容量与其表面硅羟基含量呈现不同的线性关系,揭示高硅MCM-41分子筛表面吸附中心的本性。     

表面活性剂修饰对MCM-41负载离子液体吸附CO2影响的研究

以表面活性剂修饰的MCM-41为载体,采用浸渍法制备了负载离子液体[NH2p-mim][PF6]的二氧化碳吸附剂,考察了表面活性剂对离子液体在MCM-41上分散的影响以及所导致的CO2吸附性能的变化.利用红外光谱(FT-IR),X-射线衍射(XRD),高分辨透射电子显微镜(HRTEM),热重分析(TG)技术对所合成的负载型离子液体吸附剂进行了表征研究,并与其吸附CO2的性能变化、离子液体与表面活性剂相互作用方式等因素进行了关联.结果表明:MCM-41负载离子液体后对CO2的吸附性能略有提高,而经表面活性剂修饰的MCM-41负载离子液体后,对CO2的吸附容量较载体本身提高了2.5倍.这一方面是因为表面活性剂胶束改善了MCM-41上离子液体的分散性,另一方面是表面活性剂胶束对离子液体分子上电荷分布的影响,导致离子液体内部阴阳离子之间的相互作用减弱,从而引起离子液体中-NH2上N原子电子云密度增大,使其与CO2作用更容易.CO2在经表面活性剂修饰后的MCM-41负载离子液体[NH2p-mim][PF6]吸附剂上的吸附受扩散控制,其吸附-脱附CO2所需能量较小,经过5次吸附-脱附循环后,其吸附性能仍保持稳定.热重分析结果表明,经表面活性剂修饰后的MCM-41负载离子液体吸附剂在100℃下氮气气氛再生时不会发生性质改变.     

萘在介孔分子筛MCM-41与SBA-15上的吸附特性研究

对低浓度气相萘在两种常见介孔分子筛MCM-41和SBA-15上的吸附特性进行研究。得到了萘在两种吸附剂上的吸附等温线和不同初始浓度下的穿透曲线,并分别与吸附等温线模型(Langmuir、Freundlich、D-R)和恒定浓度波动力学模型进行了拟合。结果表明, Langmuir模型能很好描述低浓度气相萘的吸附等温线(R²均在99%以上);具有微孔结构的SBA-15对萘的吸附能力要优于仅具备介孔结构的MCM-41。动力学模型在初始浓度较低时能较好地预测萘在吸附剂上的穿透曲线,且在SBA-15上的相关系数高于MCM-41;萘在2.76 mol/L时具有较大介孔的SBA-15的总传质系数K_a更高,表明萘在SBA-15上的总传质阻力更低,更能较快达到传质平衡。     

MCM-41分子筛和催化剂的特殊吸附等温线

测定了MCM-41中孔分子筛和催化剂的吸附等温线, 发现它们形状非常特殊, 不仅可逆部分分两段, 并且还存在两个滞后环, 在相对压力0.4以前出现的第一个滞后环可归属于中孔孔道内的毛细凝聚, 在饱和压力附近出现的第二个滞后环可归属于分子筛颗粒之间的毛细凝聚。利用吸附和XRD数据, 可有效地表征MCM-41分子筛和催化剂的结构有序度和孔道畅通情况。     

新型Al、Ti改性MCM-41材料对污水中Cu~（2＋）的吸附研究

研究了改性介孔硅基材料（以下简称MCM-41）对污水中重金属铜离子的吸附行为。在MCM-41材料中加入Al、Ti两种诱因金属离子来合成新的Al-Ti-MCM-41及Ti-Al-MCM-41改性材料,通过氮气吸附―脱附等温线对Al-Ti-MCM-41（1∶1）样品进行了表征,考察了吸附剂的投加量、Cu2＋初始浓度和吸附温...     

高纯度中孔分子筛MCM-41的合成与表征

用不同pH值的混合物制备了不同孔径的全硅MCM-41和不同金属离子取代的M-MCM-41(M=Al,Mn,Fe和V)分子筛.这些试样均呈现MCM-41的X射线粉末衍射特征峰和Ⅳ型氮气吸附等温线,但混有不同含量的无定形氧化硅.样品中MCM-41晶体的含量与溶胶的pH值和所用表面活性剂的碳链链长有关.骨架硅的金属离子取代降低了MCM-41的有序度,并且(100)面衍射峰强度从Al到V依次减弱.     

杂原子介孔Co-MCM-41分子筛的制备及其吸附脱氮性能

采用水热法合成了介孔MCM-41和Co-MCM-41分子筛,并利用XRD、FT-IR、低温N₂吸附-脱附和NH₃-TPD等方法对合成的分子筛进行了表征。考察了晶化时间、晶化温度、陈化时间对合成介孔Co-MCM-41分子筛的影响,确定较适宜的合成条件为陈化时间1 h,晶化温度110 ℃,晶化时间2 d。XRD 和FT-IR表征结果说明,Co原子已经进入MCM-41的骨架。MCM-41和Co-MCM-41的平均孔径均为2.82 nm,BET比表面积分别为986.42和 637.69 m²/g,孔容分别为0.762 1和0.537 2 m³/g。NH₃-TPD的表征结果表明,MCM-41和Co-MCM-41的酸性都较弱,但Co-MCM-41的酸性明显强于MCM-41。在此基础上,利用合成的MCM-41和Co-MCM-41吸附脱除氮含量为1 737.35 μg/g的模拟燃料中的喹啉。喹啉分子尺寸的模拟结果为0.711 6 nm × 0.500 2 nm,说明其可以很容易地进入MCM-41和Co-MCM-41的介孔孔道中。Co-MCM-41分子筛的氮脱除率明显高于MCM-41,这是由于其较强的酸性及与喹啉之间的化学吸附,而且,Co-MCM-41吸附脱氮具有较好的再生性能。     

用实验和模拟计算确定SiO2空心微球的孔径分布

用巨正则系综蒙特卡罗（GCMC）模拟方法结合统计积分方程（SIE）计算了SiO2空心微球球壳上的孔径分布（PSD）.HRTEM、XRD及氮气吸附等实验测试表明,SiO2空心微球的球壳上有无序的介孔孔道.在模拟中,基于实验数据,将SiO2空心微球模型化为具有一定孔径分布的园柱孔,流体模型化为Lennard-Jones(LJ)球,流体分子和孔壁间的相互作用采用Wang等人[10]最近提出的完全解析的势函数描述.模拟结果显示,用孔径分布拟合的吸附数据和实验吸附等温线吻合良好,说明PSD能够十分有效地表示SiO2空心微球的微孔结构.     

Capillary condensation in mesoporous silica with surface roughness

We construct an atomistic silica pore model mimicking templated mesoporous silica MCM-41, which has molecular-level surface roughness, with the aid of the electron density profile (EDP) of MCM-41 obtained from X-ray diffraction data. Then, we present the GCMC simulations of argon adsorption on our atomistic silica pore models for two different MCM-41 samples at 75, 80, and 87 K, and the results are compared with the experimental adsorption data. We demonstrate that accurate molecular modeling of the pore structure of MCM-41 by using the experimental EDP allows the prediction of experimental capillary evaporation pressures at all investigated temperatures. The experimental desorption branches of the two MCM-41 samples are in good agreement with equilibrium vapor–liquid transition pressures from the simulations, which suggests that the experimental desorption branch for the open-ended cylindrical pores is in thermodynamic equilibrium.     

Gas adsorption in mesoporous micelle-templated silicas: MCM-41, MCM-48, and SBA-15

This paper reports a molecular simulation and experimental study on the adsorption and condensation of simple fluids in mesoporous micelle-templated silicas MCM-41, MCM-48, and SBA-15. MCM-41 is described as a regular cylindrical silica nanopore, while SBA-15 is assumed to be made up of cylindrical nanopores that are connected through lateral channels. The 3D-connected topology of MCM-48 is described using a gyroid periodic minimal surface. Argon adsorption at 77 K is calculated for the three materials using Grand Canonical Monte Carlo simulations. Qualitative comparison with experiments for nitrogen adsorption in mesoporous micelle-templated silicas is made. The adsorption isotherm for SBA-15 resembles that for MCM-41. In particular, capillary condensation and evaporation are not affected by the presence of the connecting lateral channels. In contrast, the argon adsorption isotherm for MCM-48 departs from that for MCM-41 having the same pore size. While condensation in MCM-41 is a one-step process, filling of MCM-48 involves two successive jumps in the adsorbed amounts which correspond to condensation in different domains of the porosity. The condensation pressure for MCM-48 is larger than that for MCM-41. We attribute this result to the morphology of the MCM-48 surface (made up of both concave and convex regions) that differs from that for MCM-41 (concave only). Our results suggest that the pore connectivity affects pore filling when the size of the connections is comparable to that of the nanopores.     

以CTMABr和CTMAOH为共模板剂合成MCM-41

采用共模板剂水热合成了MCM-41.分别用X射线粉末衍射(XRD)、固体核磁共振(²⁷AlMASNMR)和N₂吸附等温线技术考察了用该方法和传统方法所制备的Si-MCM-41和Al-MCM-41样品的晶相结构、孔结构以及Al在分子筛中的化学环境.结果表明,用共模板剂方法合成的MCM-41样品,其纯度和孔径均一性显著提高,特别是当样品中Al含量较高时,仍可保证Al原子以四配位结合在MCM-41的硅骨架上.还就采用共模板剂的理论依据进行了讨论.     

超临界甲烷在氯化锆层柱纳米材料中吸附的分子模拟

用巨正则MonteCarlo(GCMC)方法模拟了甲烷在氯化锆层柱材料中的吸附。模拟中,氯化锆层柱材料模型化为柱子均匀分布在层板间的层柱孔,非极性分子甲烷采用Lennard-Jones分子模型,层板墙采用Steele的10-4-3模型,流体分子与柱子的相互作用采用点-点(sitetosite)的方法计算。在高度理想化模型的基础上,引入交互作用参数kfw,建立了有效势能模型。通过实验数据确定交互作用参数kfw,从而使该模型能有效地表征流体与层板墙的相互作用。根据77K温度下氮气的实验吸附数据,确定了流体和层板墙间的交互相作用参数。然后用这个有效的参数kfw=0.65模拟了三个超临界温度下氯化锆层柱材料中甲烷的吸附情形,得到了它位的吸附等温线,局部密度分布以有流体分子在层柱微孔中的瞬时构象,并分析了温度对材料吸附性能的影响。结果表明GCMC方法是预测材料吸附性能的一种强有力的工具。     

Molecular simulation of binary mixture adsorption in buckytubes and MCM-41

MCM-41 and buckytubes are novel porous materials with controllable pore sizes and narrow pore size distributions. Buckytubes are carbon tubes with internal diameters in the range 1–5 urn. The structure of each tube is thought to be similar to one or more graphite sheets rolled up in a helical manner. MCM-41 is one member of a new family of highly uniform mesoporous silicate materials produced by Mobil, whose pore size can be accurately controlled in the range 1.5–10 nm. We present grand canonical Monte Carlo (GCMC) simulations of single fluid and binary mixture adsorption in a model buckytube, and nonlocal density functional theory (DFT) calculations of trace pollutant separation in a range of buckytubes and MCM-41 pores. Three adsorbed fluids are considered; methane, nitrogen and propane. The GCMC studies show that the more strongly adsorbed pure fluid is adsorbed preferentially from an equimolar binary mixture. Ideal adsorbed solution theory (IAST) is shown to give good qualitative agreement with GCMC when predicting binary mixture separations. The DFT results demonstrate the very large increases in trace pollutant separation that can be achieved by tuning the pore size, structure, temperature and pressure of the MCM-41 and buckytube adsorbent systems to their optimal values.     

A density functional theory for Lennard-Jones fluids in cylindrical pores and its applications to adsorption of nitrogen on MCM-41 materials

A density functional theory (DFT) constructed from the modified fundamental-measure theory and the modified Benedict-Webb-Rubin equation of state is presented. The Helmholtz free energy functional due to attractive interaction is expressed as a functional of attractive weighted-density in which the weight function is a mean-field-like type. An obvious advantage of the present theory is that it reproduces accurate bulk properties such as chemical potential, bulk pressure, vapor-liquid interfacial tension, and so forth when compared with molecular simulations and experiments with the same set of molecular parameters. Capabilities of the present DFT are demonstrated by its applicability to adsorption of argon and nitrogen on, respectively, a model cylindrical pore and mesoporous MCM-41 materials. Comparison of the theoretical results of argon in the model cylindrical pore with those from the newly published molecular simulations indicates that the present DFT predicts accurate average densities in the pore, slightly overestimates the pore pressure, and correctly describes the effect of the fluid-pore wall interaction on average densities and pressures in the pore. Application to adsorption of nitrogen on MCM-41 at 77.4 K shows that the present DFT predicts density profiles and adsorption isotherms in good agreement with those from molecular simulations and experiments. In contrast, the hysteresis loop of adsorption calculated from the mean-field theory shifts toward the low pressure region because a low bulk saturated pressure is produced from the mean-field equation of state. The present DFT offers a good way to describe the adsorption isotherms of porous materials as a function of temperature and pressure.     

Equilibrium adsorption in cylindrical mesopores: a modified Broekhoff and de Boer theory versus density functional theory

This paper presents a thermodynamic analysis of capillary condensation phenomena in cylindrical pores. Here, we modified the Broekhoff and de Boer (BdB) model for cylindrical pores accounting for the effect of the pore radius on the potential exerted by the pore walls. The new approach incorporates the recently published standard nitrogen and argon adsorption isotherm on nonporous silica LiChrospher Si-1000. The developed model is tested against the nonlocal density functional theory (NLDFT), and the criterion for this comparison is the condensation/evaporation pressure versus the pore diameter. The quantitative agreement between the NLDFT and the refined version of the BdB theory is ascertained for pores larger than 2 nm. The modified BdB theory was applied to the experimental adsorption branch of adsorption isotherms of a number of MCM-41 samples to determine their pore size distributions (PSDs). It was found that the PSDs determined with the new BdB approach coincide with those determined with the NLDFT (also using the experimental adsorption branch). As opposed to the NLDFT, the modified BdB theory is very simple in its utilization and therefore can be used as a convenient tool to obtain PSDs of all mesoporous solids from the analysis of the adsorption branch of adsorption isotherms of any subcritical fluids.     

Adsorption of crystal violet dye from aqueous solution using mesoporous materials synthesized at room temperature

In this work, batch adsorption experiments are carried out for crystal violet dye using mesoporous MCM-41 synthesized at room temperature and sulfate modified MCM-41 prepared by impregnation method using H₂SO₄ as sulfatising agent. The surface characteristics, pore structure, bonding behavior and thermal degradation of both the MCM-41 samples are characterized by nitrogen adsorption/desorption isotherms, X-ray diffraction (XRD) patterns, Fourier transform infrared (FT-IR) spectroscopy and thermo gravimetric analysis (TGA). The adsorption isotherm, kinetics and thermodynamic parameters are investigated for crystal violet (CV) dye using the calcined and sulfated MCM-41. Results are analysed using Langmuir, Freundlich and Redlich-Peterson isotherm models. It is found that the Freundlich model is an appropriate model to explain the adsorption isotherm. The highest adsorption capacity achieved is found to be 3.4×10⁻⁴ mol g⁻¹ for the sulfated MCM-41. The percentage removal of crystal violet dye increases with increase in the pH for both the MCM-41 adsorbents. Kinetics of adsorption is found to follow the second-order rate equation. From the thermodynamic investigation, it is evident that the adsorption is exothermic in nature.