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Jose Carlos Alexandre de Oliveira
Universidade Federal do Ceará
Research areas: Chemistry · Physical and Theoretical Chemistry · Adsorption, diffusion, and thermodynamic properties of materials · Adsorption and biosorption for pollutant removal · Carbon Dioxide Capture Technologies
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Universidade Federal do Ceará Pós-Doutorado2018 - Present
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Publications (35)
- Hexamethyldisiloxane adsorption prediction in an Ordered Mesoporous Carbon Save
- Neural network descriptors for predicting adsorption and deactivation in energy storage tanks Save
- Prediction of siloxane adsorption in activated carbons by molecular simulation Save
- Hydrogen storage in zeolites by adsorption: impact of charges and descriptors for artificial intelligence models Save
- Predicting hydrogen storage at 298 K in activated carbons Save
- Molecular simulation and machine learning tools to predict bioglass modulus of elasticity Save
- Improved kernel of nitrogen isotherms for γ-alumina characterization Save
- Activated carbon characterization with heterogenous kernel using CO2 at high pressure Save
- Molecular Simulation and Machine Learning Tools to Predict Bioglass Modulus of Elasticity Save
- Prediction of the Polyacrylamide Adsorption onto Calcite Surface Save
- LTA Zeolite Characterization Based on Pore Type Distribution Save
- Prediction of chlorophenols adsorption on activated carbons by representative pores method Save
- Performance of adsorption isotherms kernels of CO2 models for γ-alumina characterization Save
- Pore size analysis of carbons with heterogeneous kernels from reactive molecular dynamics model and quenched solid density functional theory Save
- Prediction of the phenol removal capacity from water by adsorption on activated carbon Save
- Representative Pores: An Efficient Method to Characterize Activated Carbons Save
- Activated Carbons for H2S Capture Save
- Prediction of chlorophenols adsorption on activated carbons by representative pores method Save
- The effect of porosity on mechanical properties in silica samples by reactive molecular dynamics Save
- Prediction of the monocomponent adsorption of H2S and mixtures with CO2 and CH4 on activated carbons Save