Influence of Zeolite NaA on Thermogravimetric Behavior of Sodium Alginate for the Purpose of Processing Plastic Wastes

Zhen Huang; Xiao Han Shi; Wei Juan Jiang; Jie Zhang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.291-294.1875

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Influence of Zeolite NaA on Thermogravimetric Behavior of Sodium Alginate for the Purpose of Processing Plastic Wastes

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Thermogravimetric behavior of sodium alginate with incorporation of zeolite 4A has been studied. The experiments were performed at air flow rate of 30 ml/min, under heating rates of 5 ~ 30 K/min and up to 1250 K. Kinetic parameters for the main degradation phase thus were estimated by using the pseudo first-order assumption. The results have shown that the introduced zeolite as well as its content has obviously affected thermal properties of sodium alginate.

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Zhen Huang, Xiao Han Shi, Wei Juan Jiang, Jie Zhang

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Degradation Kinetics, Sodium Alginate, Thermal Decomposition, Zeolite 4A

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