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Comparative Study of the Effect of Defects on Selective Adsorption of Butanol from Butanol/Water Binary Vapor Mixtures in Silicalite-1 Films.
Amirfarrokh Farzaneh Robert F DeJaco Lindsay Ohlin Allan Holmgren J Ilja Siepmann

Langmuir

August 2017

A promising route for sustainable 1-butanol (butanol) production is ABE (acetone, butanol, ethanol) fermentation. However, recovery of the products is challenging because of the low concentrations obtained in the aqueous solution, thus hampering large-scale production of biobutanol. Membrane and adsorbent-based technologies using hydrophobic zeolites are interesting alternatives to traditional separation techniques (e.

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Adsorption of water and butanol in silicalite-1 film studied with in situ attenuated total reflectance-Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy.
Amirfarrokh Farzaneh Ming Zhou Elisaveta Potapova Zoltán Bacsik Lindsay Ohlin

Langmuir

May 2015

Biobutanol produced by, e.g., acetone-butanol-ethanol (ABE) fermentation is a promising alternative to petroleum-based chemicals as, e.

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Synopsis of recent research by authors named "Lindsay Ohlin"

  • Lindsay Ohlin's research primarily focuses on the selective adsorption and separation processes of biobutanol from aqueous solutions, particularly using silicalite-1 membranes and films.
  • Her studies emphasize the challenges associated with recovering biobutanol, an important biofuel produced through fermentation, as traditional separation techniques are less effective in low-concentration scenarios.
  • Recent findings demonstrate that hydrophobic zeolitic materials like silicalite-1 can significantly enhance the efficiency of butanol extraction, potentially facilitating more sustainable biobutanol production methods.

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