Method for Strengthening Performance of Molecular Sieve
Method for Strengthening Performance of Molecular Sieve Molecular sieves are materials with uniformly sized pores (very small pores). The size of these pores is similar to the size of small chemical molecules. Therefore, large molecules cannot enter the molecular sieve or be adsorbed, while small molecules can. As a mixture of molecules migrates and passes through a fixed bed of porous semisolid matter that is called a sieve (or matrix), the components with the highest molecular weight (which cannot enter the molecular pores) leave the bed first and then are followed by sequentially smaller molecules. Some molecular sieves are used…