Na-, K-, Ba-, and Ca-Y were employed for the separation of fructose and glucose in an adsorption column. Effects of temperature, solvent flow rate, amount of mixture injection, and exchangeable cations on the separation were investigated. Efficiency of separation was used as a criterion to characterize the effectiveness of the separation. The transport and kinetic parameters for the column separation were also presented. From simple pulse experiments and moment analysis, the obtained process information of equilibrium and dynamic parameters might be used to design, operate, and control the separation column.
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