Abstract
The thermodynamic characteristics of sorption (Henry’s constants of sorption equilibrium K sorp, heats of sorption q, and standard entropies of sorption ΔS°) were studied by gas chromatography to describe the behavior of linear and cyclic saturated hydrocarbons on phenylmethylsiloxane HP-5, fluoromethylsiloxane OV-210, and methylsiloxane OV-1. The K sorp and q values and, correspondingly, the energy of dispersion interactions decrease in the series HP-5 > OV-1 > OV-210. The difference in structures of adamantane, trans-decalin, and decane molecules has almost no effect on the heats of sorption. Henry’s constants increase on going from decane to trans-decalin and, further, to adamantane. This effect becomes more pronounced with an increase in the sorbent polarity (OV-1 < HP-5 < OV-210). The entropy factor can play a key role in sorption processes on siloxanes.
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