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Sieving di-branched from mono-branched and linear alkanes using ZIF-8: experimental proof and theoretical explanation by Ferreira, Alexandre F P, Mittelmeijer-Hazeleger, Marjo C, Granato, Miguel Angelo, Martins, Vanessa F Duarte, Rodrigues, Alírio E, Rothenberg, Gadi

“…We study the adsorption equilibrium isotherms and differential heats of adsorption of hexane isomers on the zeolitic imidazolate framework ZIF-8. The studies…”
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Dyeing of polyamide fabrics with a reverse micellar system using soybean oil as a solvent by Guimarães, Letícia Fantinati, Granato, Miguel Angelo

“…The current study reports the results of non‐aqueous dyeing on polyamide fabrics based on a reverse micellar system composed of a stable emulsion of soybean…”
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Cellulose regenerated films obtained from the dissolution of cotton waste in ionic liquid by Knihs, Aline Ferreira, de Brito, Beatriz Barbosa, Granato, Miguel Angelo, Porto, Bruna, Siqueira Curto Valle, Rita de Cassia, Bierhalz, Andrea Cristiane Krause

“…In this study, cotton waste (white and green) from the textile brushing process and cotton wool were used as raw materials to obtain regenerated cellulose…”
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Adsorption of xylene isomers in MOF UiO-66 by molecular simulation by Granato, Miguel Angelo, Martins, Vanessa Duarte, Ferreira, Alexandre Filipe P., Rodrigues, Alírio E.

“…•We present results of molecular simulations on adsorption of xylene isomers in UiO-66.•Four different force fields for the xylenes were evaluated.•Simulations…”
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Influence of acid hydrolysis on the degree of polymerization of cellulose from colored cotton substrates by Ferreira Knihs, Aline, Klen Aragão, Larissa, Porto, Bruna, Borges Valle, José Alexandre, Granato, Miguel Angelo, Bierhalz, Andrea Cristiane Krause, Valle, Rita de Cassia Siqueira Curto

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Membrane distillation for the recovery textile wastewater: Influence of dye concentration by Tolentino Filho, Carlos Magno, Silva, Regilene de Sousa, Cavalcanti, Carolina D' Ávila Kramer, Granato, Miguel Angelo, Machado, Ricardo Antonio Francisco, Marangoni, Cintia

“…The implementation of membrane distillation in the recovery of textile wastewater can minimize waste production to an industry segment that is a significant…”
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Influence of multi-component composition of dyeing bath in the membrane distillation performance by Tolentino Filho, Carlos Magno, Madalosso, Heloísa Bremm, Cavalcanti, Carolina D’ Ávila Kramer, Granato, Miguel Angelo, Machado, Ricardo Antonio Francisco, Marangoni, Cintia

“…•Direct Contact Membrane Distillation was tested to water recuperation from complex dye solutions.•The influence of each supporting chemical of cotton and…”
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Reuse of wastewaters on dyeing of polyester fabric with encapsulated disperse dye by Granato, Miguel Angelo, Gaspar, Tales Meira, Alves, Aline Flôres, de Souza, Antonio Augusto Ulson, Ulson de Souza, Selene Maria Arruda Guelli

“…The textile industry can benefit from the use of microcapsules, both adding value to products through the production of technical or functional textiles and…”
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From molecules to processes: Molecular simulations applied to the design of simulated moving bed for ethane/ethylene separation by Granato, Miguel Angelo, Martins, Vanessa Duarte, Santos, João Carlos, Jorge, Miguel, Rodrigues, Alírio Egídio

“…This paper presents results of a modelling study on the separation of ethane/ethylene mixture by selective adsorption on zeolite 13X in a simulated moving bed…”
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Molecular simulation of adsorptive processes by Granato, Miguel Angelo

“…The separation of propane and propylene is the most energy consuming process in the petrochemical industry. Adsorptive technologies appear as a suitable…”
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Molecular simulation of adsorptive processes by Granato, Miguel Angelo

“…The separation of propane and propylene is the most energy consuming process in the petrochemical industry. Adsorptive technologies appear as a suitable…”
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