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\title{Aging Kinetics on Silver-Functionalized Silica Aerogel in Off-Gas
Streams including Dry Air, Humid Air, NO and NO\textsubscript{2}}



\author[1]{Seungrag Choi}%
\author[1]{Yue Nan}%
\author[1]{Lawrence Tavlarides}%
\affil[1]{Syracuse University}%


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  \date{May 27, 2024}


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Aging impact on silver-functionalized silica aerogel
(Ag\textsuperscript{0}-aerogel) in the off-gas streams including dry
air, humid air, 1\% NO/N\textsubscript{2}, and 2\%
NO\textsubscript{2}/dry air were studied. Aged
Ag\textsuperscript{0}-aerogel was prepared through a continuous-flow
aging system by exposing Ag\textsuperscript{0}-aerogel (unaged) to the
off-gas streams at different aging temperatures and time. Iodine loading
capacity on the aged Ag\textsuperscript{0}-aerogel was obtained through
a continuous-flow adsorption system. Iodine loading capacity losses were
observed after the Ag\textsuperscript{0}-aerogel was exposed to the
off-gas streams. Characterization studies were conducted to observe the
physical and chemical changes of the Ag\textsuperscript{0}-aerogel after
exposed to gas streams. According to iodine adsorption data and
analyses, it was revealed that iodine loading capacity on the aged
Ag\textsuperscript{0}-aerogel in the off-gas streams decreases with
increasing aging temperatures and time. The pseudo reaction model
describes experimental data well and the oxidation of
Ag\textsuperscript{0} is the rate determining step in the aging process.%
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