Which of the following processes is not an example of adsorption applied to gaseous separations ?

Correct answer: A. Decolouration of yellow glycerine

  • A. Decolouration of yellow glycerine
  • B. Dehumidification of air and gas
  • C. Removal of objectionable odour and impurities from industrial gases
  • D. Recovery of valuable solvent vapors from dilute mixture with air and other gases

Explanation

Decolouration of yellow glycerine is adsorption from a liquid, commonly using activated carbon, rather than separation from a gas. Solvent-vapour recovery, gas dehumidification, and odour removal are gaseous applications.

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