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Theoretical and technological aspects of removal of large amounts of organic liquids from capillary-porous bodies. 1. Mechanism of the process

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The basic concepts concerning the mechanism of removal of large amounts of organic liquids from capillary-porous materials in treating the materials with superheated steam are formulated. It is hypothesized that regardless of the level of thermodynamic affinity of the distilled solvent for the skeleton of the porous material, removal of liquid physically-mechanically bound, and not adsorption or osmotically bound with the material is limiting for the process as a whole.

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Translated from Khimicheskie Volokna, No. 6, pp. 41–45, November–December, 2004.

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Pochivalov, K.V., Mizerovskii, L.N. Theoretical and technological aspects of removal of large amounts of organic liquids from capillary-porous bodies. 1. Mechanism of the process. Fibre Chem 36, 442–446 (2004). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10692-005-0034-4

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