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Ammonia adsorptivity using carbide of coffee bean residue
コーヒー豆残し炭化物のアンモニア吸着性
2001
Journal of Advanced Science
コーヒー豆残し炭化物のアンモニア吸着性
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In this study, the ammonia gas adsorptivity was evaluated by carbide of coffee beans residue. Ammonia gas was used as a test gas. When organic compounds included some nitrogen atoms are rotted, ammonia gas breaks out. It has irritating smell. And, it shows corrosion effect for metal plating, copper and aluminum. 10 to 1000 ppm ammonia gas concentrations were prepared in globe bags with the carbide samples. After 15 min, 1h and 24h gas concentration in each glove bags were measured by gas
doi:10.2978/jsas.13.19
fatcat:xpih72sp6ndb5i5cb5x7awwu3u