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 Purification of  p-cresol (pc),  Sustainable Chem. Eng.; DOI:10.1021/  kinetics of adsorption. This is to respond
 o-cresol (oc), m-cresol (mc) and   acssuschem.eng.3C01207].  to the question: ‘Is equilibrium pure
 2,6-xylenol from the quaternary   Effect of zeolitic imidazolate   gas adsorption data suitable to predict
 mixture by three-phase crystal-  mixed-gas  separation performance’.
 lisation  framework topology on the  Process modelling was done and have
 purification of H  from coke  concluded that pure gas kinetic measure-
 2
 L-D. Shiau has reported the title separa-  oven gas (COG)  ments are suffi cient to predict mixed-gas
 tion of considerable interest. Here three-  [The valorisation of COG and blast  behaviour. Useful data are provided for
 phase crystallisation (TPC) was applied  furnace gas in steel plants is attracting  temperature from 20-80°C and pressure
 in a series of three-phase transformations  attention and this column has covered  below 100 KPa. [Ind. Eng. Chem. Res.,
 this subject.]  2023; DOI: 10.1021/asc.iecr.3C01085].

 X. Huang et al have worked on the title   A molecular model for under-
 subject and have used molecular simu-  standing the membrane sepa-
 lation to model the system having six   ration of Li /Mg 2+
 +
 gases and the effect of ZIF topology on the   [The recovery of Li from different ores,
 separation performance. ZIF-8 and ZIF-11
 by decreasing temperature and reducing   were compared. The adsorption of CO  is   including lean ores, is attracting a lot
 2+
 2
 pressure. This combines melt crystalli-  strongly affected by polarizability of the   of attention and the presence of Mg  in
 sation and vaporisation to produce the   structure. The adsorption of CH , CO, N ,   much higher amounts needs attention.]
 4
 2
 desired results. Other related aspects are   and O  is strongly dependent on their pore  Y. Chen et al have emphasized the need
 2
 discussed. [Ind. Eng. Chem. Res., 2023;   size. This study should help in selecting  to have high purity LiCl and salt-lake
 DOI: 10.1021/acs.iecr.3C00711].  high-performance ZIFs for H  purifi cation.  brines have a high mass ratio of Mg /Li .
 2+
 +
 2
 Scalable room-temp synthesis   [ACS Sustainable Chem. Eng., 2023; DOI:  This separation is possible with nano-
 of a H -sieving zeolitic mem-  10.1021/acssuschemeng.2C07006].  filtration, which is also environmen-
 tally friendly. A deep understanding
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 brane on a polymeric support  Adsorption of ethylene and   is required to understand the competi-
 ethane onto Mordenite, Zeolite  tive transport of Li /Mg ions in the
 2+
 +
 X. Duan  et al have referred to zeo-  13X, and ZJU-740
 nanoscale. Models were prepared for
 litic membranes as those which have   [This column has covered adsorptive  charged nanochannels. This study pro-
 excellent hydrothermal stability. These   separation of ethane/ethylene mixture  vides an effective approach to select the
 authors have reported the room-tempera-  to get polymer grade ethylene and this  title separation. [Ind. Eng. Chem. Res.,
 ture fabrication of H -sieving zeolitic   subject continues to affect attention.]
 2
 membranes. The resulting zeolitic fi lms   2023; DOI: 10.1021/acs.iecr.3C00136].
 have attractive H /CO  and H /CH  sepa-  S.J. Edens et al have made experimental  Modelling the required mem-
 2
 2
 4
 2
 rations at elevated temperatures. [ACS   measurement of pure and mixed-gas   brane selectivity for NO
 -
 3
 recovery from effl uent also con-
 taining Cl , while saving water
 -
 D. Chinello et al have worked with hydro-
 phobic membranes and have exploited diffe-
 rence in ion dehydration energy. The aim
 is also to reduce water consumption. The
 ratio of NO  to Cl  matters. The strategy
 -
 -
 3
 was employed to a real-life process, i.e.,
 NO  recovery from effl uent wastewater
 -
 3
 of a fertiliser production. Good selecti-
 vity is reported and strategies to develop
 membranes of signifi cant higher selec-
 tivity are briefl y discussed. [Chem. Eng.
 Res. Des., 2023, 193, May, 409-419;
 DOI:10.1016/j.Chered.2023203.038].
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