Skip to main content
. 2012 Apr 19;13(9):2331–2341. doi: 10.1002/cphc.201200066

Table 1.

Measured absorption capacity CA at 40 °C for an amine concentration of 1.5 mol L−1 and initial absorption rate RIA at 40 °C and an amine concentration of 1.5 mol L−1 for aqueous solutions of PZ, 2,6-DMPZ, 2,5-DMPZ and synthesised amines HHPY, MHHPY, DMHHY and HHPZ. For comparison, the reactivity of conventional absorbents such as MEA, DEA and AMP (1.5 mol L−1, unless otherwise stated) are included.

Amine CA[a] RIA[b]
PZ 0.92 0.045
2,6-DMPZ 0.86[c] 0.025[d]
2,5-DMPZ 0.88 0.018[e]
HHPY 0.85 0.032
MHHPY 0.86 0.018
DMHHPY 1.33 0.032
HHPZ 0 0
MEA 0.56[12], [f] 0.027
DEA 0.60[12], [f] 0.015
AMP 0.84[12], [f] 0.006
[a]

Mol CO2/mol amine; data used to calculate CA were measured in the absorption reactor/FTIR system.

[b]

Mol CO2/mol amine, min−1; data used to calculate RIA were measured by microscale TGA. Initial absorption rates were calculated by using linear regression to determine the slope of the absorption capacity curve. R2≥0.995.

[c]

A precipitate formed during CO2 absorption/FTIR.

[d]

A precipitate formed during the CO2 and N2 runs of the TGA experiment.

[e]

A precipitate formed during the CO2 run of the TGA experiment. This could be mainly due to the evaporation of water.

[f]

3 mol L−1 concentration analysed.