This chapter addresses the CO2 adsorption kinetics and equilibria of LDH and LDH/GO hybrids under dry and wet conditions using breakthrough curve responses obtained in a fixed-bed column. A comparative study between temperature-swing and isothermal N2 purge experiments is presented. In addition, a mathematical model based on the linear driving force approximation is used to describe the dry experiment profiles.
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