Adsorption Efficiency of Pentafl Uorobenzene on Ionic Liquids-Based Silicas

Xiaofei Wang; Liangwen Lin; Jinfeng Xie; Xuemin Yan; Wei Xiao; Minglei Tian

doi:10.2478/pjct-2018-0037

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Adsorption Efficiency of Pentafl Uorobenzene on Ionic Liquids-Based Silicas

Green Sciences

Volume 20 (2018): Issue 3 (September 2018)

By: Xiaofei Wang, Liangwen Lin, Jinfeng Xie, Xuemin Yan, Wei Xiao and Minglei Tian

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|Oct 2018

Abstract

The adsorption of pentafl uorobenzene on nine ionic liquid-based silicas was investigated using solid phase extraction. The effects of several variables such as the type of ionic liquid groups, adsorption time, temperatures and water ratio in the solution system were experimentally evaluated. The imidazole-chloride ionic liquid group based silica exhibited the highest adsorption effi ciency under the optimized conditions of 5 min adsorption at 30oC in water/methanol (30:70, vol%) solution. In addition, the effects of pH, as well as type and concentrations of chloride salts were investigated. At pH values other than neutral and high salt concentration, the adsorption effi ciency was reduced. Finally, the relative standard deviation of less than 5.8% over a 5-day period showed a high precision for the nine tested sorbents.

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Published on: Oct 17, 2018

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Keywords:

ionic liquids based silica,

pentafl uorobenzene,

adsorption,

solid-phase extraction

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