Table 2:

Measured adsorbent capacities of CO₂ on 13X zeolite over a range of temperatures $\text{(}T\text{)}$ and total pressures $\text{(}P\text{)}$. Pressure represents the mean of the inlet and outlet pressures with $\text{Δ}P$ representing the pressure difference between the inlet and outlet of the sorbent column. $q_e^{\text{DCB}}$ and $q_e^{\text{static}}$ are the molar capacities measured by the present apparatus and an independent static adsorption isotherm measurement, respectively, as discussed in the text. The partial pressure of CO₂ is 1 % of the total pressure. The relative standard uncertainty for the measurements $\text{(}{u}_r\text{)}$ is 0.05.

$T\text{(K)}$	$P$ (hPa)	$\text{(}\Delta P\text{)}$ (hPa)	$q_e^{\text{DCB}}$ (mol · kg−1)	$q_e^{\text{static}}$ (mol · kg−1)
233.1	350.5	105.7	3.47
233.1	721.2	53.1	3.93
233.1	1060.0	34.3	4.18
273.1	359.42	131.64	1.58	1.55
273.1	731.1	68.9	2.04	1.95
273.1	1068.3	48.4	2.19	2.17
298.1	358.7	143.7	0.88	0.87
298.1	729.4	70.9	1.22	1.19
298.1	1077.9	56.2	1.36	1.37
323.1	375.4	171.4	0.41	0.42
323.1	743.6	89.1	0.62	0.65
323.1	1068.5	57.9	0.75	0.78