PPT-Sacrificial Agent for Reducing Adsorption of Anionic Surfac

By Hadi ShamsiJazeyi George J Hirasaki Rafael Verduzco Rice University Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering Department 17 th Annual Meeting of Rice University Consortium for Process in Porous Media. Manohar Kartic C Khilar Department of Chemical Engineering Indian Institute of Technology Bombay Powai Mumbai 400076 India Abstract The adsorption of an anionic surfactant sodium dodecylbenzenesulfonate NaDBS and a nonionic surfactant Triton X100 TX Betaines. Hadi ShamsiJazeyi, George J. Hirasaki, Rafael Verduzco. Rice University. Chemical and Bio-molecular Engineering Department. 18. th. Annual Meeting of . Rice University Consortium for Process in Porous Media. IGCSE Chemistry . 620. OXYGEN. Gaining of oxygen is called oxidation.. Carbon + Oxygen .  Carbon dioxide. Carbon is oxidised to carbon dioxide.. Methane burns in oxygen.. CH. 4. . + . 2O. 2. . Betaines. Hadi ShamsiJazeyi, George J. Hirasaki, Rafael Verduzco. Rice University. Chemical and Bio-molecular Engineering Department. 18. th. Annual Meeting of . Rice University Consortium for Process in Porous Media. By: Hadi ShamsiJazeyi, George J. Hirasaki, Rafael Verduzco. Rice University. Chemical and Bio-molecular Engineering Department. 17. th. Annual Meeting of . Rice University Consortium for Process in Porous Media. The term anionic is derived from the migratifield. The droplets migrate toward the anode (positive electrode), and hence the emulsion anionic emulsion, there are “billdroplets with emulsifying a Emin. . Ergün. , . Orçun. Çağlar Kurtuluş, Evren . Ersoy. . Kalyoncu. Department of Pulp and Paper Technology, Forets Product Engineering, Faculty of Forestry, Karadeniz Technical University, 61080 Trabzon, Turkey. Spontaneous reactions . Spontaneous reactions occurs with NO INPUT OF ENERGY. Spontaneous reactions allow for the transfer of electrons from an oxidizing agent to a reducing agent . Testing spontaneity. Leyu. Cui, Kun Ma and George J. . Hirasaki. . Sponsored by The Petroleum Institute/ADNOC. Rice University . Outline. Materials: Surfactants and Minerals. Adsorption on natural and synthetic minerals. Sodium Polyacrylate . as Sacrificial Adsorption Agent . for . Anionic . Surfactants. *. Hadi ShamsiJazeyi, George J. . Hirasaki. ____________________________________________________________. * (Patent Pending). Leyu. Cui, Kun Ma and George J. . Hirasaki. . Sponsored by The Petroleum Institute/ADNOC. Rice University . Outline. Materials: Surfactants and Minerals. Adsorption on natural and synthetic minerals. of . Reactive . Yellow-145 Dye on Iraqi Date Palm Seeds Activated Carbons. . Falah. H. Hussein⃰, Abbas J. . Lafta. , Ahmed F. . Halbus. , . Zaineb. S. . Chemical Engineering Department Sodium Polyacrylate as Sacrificial Adsorption Agent for Anionic Surfactants * Hadi ShamsiJazeyi, George J. Hirasaki ____________________________________________________________ By: Hadi ShamsiJazeyi, George J. Hirasaki, Rafael Verduzco. Rice University. Chemical and Bio-molecular Engineering Department. 17. th. Annual Meeting of . Rice University Consortium for Process in Porous Media.