Table 2. Experimental Conditions for Adsorption, Desorption, and Cyclic Steady-State Runs.

run	ṁ (g/s)	V̇ (mL/s)	uf (m/s)	Re	kLS (m3/(m2 s))	Dporee (m2/s)	Dsf (m2/s)	Cin (ppm)	Tinlet (°C)
1a	2	1.52	0.002	13.5	0.91 × 10–4	1.4 × 10–9	4.5 × 10–12	1550	20.8
2a	3	2.27	0.003	20.2	1.09 × 10–4	1.4 × 10–9	4.8 × 10–12	1680	21.4
3a	4	3.03	0.004	27.0	1.24 × 10–4	1.4 × 10–9	4.9 × 10–12	1640	21.8
4a	5	3.79	0.005	33.7	1.38 × 10–4	1.4 × 10–9	7.1 × 10–12	1700	21.5
5a	7	5.30	0.007	47.2	1.62 × 10–4	1.4 × 10–9	2.2 × 10–12	1750	22.0
6b	0.55	196.43	0.260	138	0.1129	2.0 × 10–5	5.0 × 10–7	200	100
7b	0.65	232.14	0.307	164	0.1233	2.0 × 10–5	5.0 × 10–7	200	100
8b	0.75	267.86	0.355	214	0.1331	2.0 × 10–5	5.0 × 10–7	200	100
9b	0.85	303.57	0.402	239	0.1424	2.0 × 10–5	5.0 × 10–7	200	100
10b	0.95	339.29	0.449	265	0.1512	2.0 × 10–5	5.0 × 10–7	200	100
11c	0.95	339.29	0.449	265	0.1512	2.0 × 10–5	5.0 × 10–7	200	100
12d	3–0.95	2.27–339.29	0.003–0.449	20.2–265	1.24 × 10–4–0.1512	1.4 × 10–9–2.0 × 10–5	4.8 × 10–12–5.0 × 10–7	1700–200	22–100

^aAdsorption.

^bDesorption.

^cDesorption with external heating.

^dCyclic steady state with external heating.

^eData taken from Basmadjian et al.²

^fBest fit.