Enhanced Adsorption of Toxic Compounds from Cigarette Mainstream Smoke by the Al-Ca-SiO2 Composite Material

Liang He; Wei Zhang; Ming Feng Wang; Fa Gui Yuan; Jin Ping Zhang; Yan Qing Duan; Bei Bei Ren; Jia Qiang Wang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.742.351

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Enhanced Adsorption of Toxic Compounds from Cigarette Mainstream Smoke by the Al-Ca-SiO₂ Composite Material

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There are a lot of harmful components which is carcinogens in cigarette mainstream smoke, especially the ammonia, phenol and crotonaldehyde. The adsorption of ammonia on Al-Ca-SiO₂ composite material was carried out in a batch home-made slurry-type reactor system. And the material was characterized by N₂ adsorption-desorption and FT-IR. The results examined by Hongyun Honghe Tobacco (Group) Co. Ltd. reported that the Al-Ca-SiO₂ has a high effect on the adsorption of ammonia (16.8%), phenol (10.3%) and crotonaldehyde (11.2%).

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 742)

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Liang He, Wei Zhang, Ming Feng Wang, Fa Gui Yuan, Jin Ping Zhang, Yan Qing Duan, Bei Bei Ren, Jia Qiang Wang

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Al-Ca-SiO₂, Cigarette Mainstream Smoke, NH₃

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