particles for formaldehyde and NO are investigated experimentally. The results show that in oxygen-free and dry condition
SiO
2
particles are able to adsorb formaldehyde and NO. Within the range of temperature from 20 to 60 ℃
the absorption capacity of SiO
2
particles for formaldehyde is increased with temperature while that for NO is almost unchanged
indicating the adsorption rule and mechanism for these two pollutants are different. The circular flow rate of the particles exerts a slight influence on adsorption for formaldehyde and NO. In the experimental condition the adsorption capacity of SiO
2
for formaldehyde is greater than that for NO. Particles accumulation usually we
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