Abstract
We have made theoretical and experimental studies of the porous structure and adsorption properties of activated carbon fibrous materials and granular activated carbon with respect to vapors of benzene, toluene, ethylacetate, and acetone. The parameters of the porous structure of adsorbents have been determined by the adsorption by them of the standard substance — benzene — and used to calculate their adsorption characteristics with respect to the investigated organic solvents. A good agreement between the calculated and experimental characteristics for all investigated adsorbents has been obtained. The dependence of adsorption properties of activated carbon fibrous adsorbents and granular activated carbon on the volume and size of adsorbing pores, as well as on the molecular polarizability of the adsorptive, has been established.
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