Abstract 1. A PROCESS FOR SEPARATING PINENE ISOMER FROM A FEED MIXTURE CONTAINING PINENE ISOMERS WHICH PROCESS COMPRISES CONTACTING SAID MIXTURE AT ADSORPTION CONDITIONS WITH A CRYSTLLINE ALUMINOSILICATE ADSORBENT SELEDTED FROM THE GROUP CONSISTING OF TYPE X STRUCTURED AND TYPE Y STRUCTURED ZEOLITES CONTAINING AT THE EXCHANGEABLE CATIONIC SITES WITHIN SAID ZEOLITE AT LEAST ONE CATION SELECTED FROM THE GROUP CONSISTING OF LITHIUM, SODIUM, POTASSIUM, RUBIDIUM, CESIUM, BERYLLIUM, MAGNESIUM, CALCIUM, STRONGIUM, BARIUM, MANGANESE, COPPER, CADMINUM, SILVER, ZINC, AND COMBINATIONS THEREOF, WHEREBY TO SELECTIVELY ADSORB SAID PINENE ISOMER FROM SAID FEED MIXTURE, AND THEREAFTER RECOVERING THE ADSORBED PINENE ISOMER FROM SAID ADSORBENT.
A PROCESS FOR SEPARATING PINENE ISOMER FROM A FEED MIXTURE CONTAINING PINENE ISOMERS WHICH PROCESS COMPRISES CONTACTING SAID MIXTURE AT ADSORPTION CONDITIONS WITH A CRYSTLLINE ALUMINOSILICATE ADSORBENT SELEDTED FROM THE GROUP CONSISTING OF TYPE X STRUCTURED AND TYPE Y STRUCTURED ZEOLITES CONTAINING AT THE EXCHANGEABLE CATIONIC SITES WITHIN SAID ZEOLITE AT LEAST ONE CATION SELECTED FROM THE GROUP CONSISTING OF LITHIUM, SODIUM, POTASSIUM, RUBIDIUM, CESIUM, BERYLLIUM, MAGNESIUM, CALCIUM, STRONGIUM, BARIUM, MANGANESE, COPPER, CADMINUM, SILVER, ZINC, AND COMBINATIONS THEREOF, WHEREBY TO SELECTIVELY ADSORB SAID PINENE ISOMER FROM SAID FEED MIXTURE, AND THEREAFTER RECOVERING THE ADSORBED PINENE ISOMER FROM SAID ADSORBENT.
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A PROCESS FOR SEPARATING PINENE ISOMER FROM A FEED MIXTURE CONTAINING PINENE ISOMERS WHICH PROCESS COMPRISES CONTACTING SAID MIXTURE AT ADSORPTION CONDITIONS WITH A CRYSTLLINE ALUMINOSILICATE ADSORBENT SELEDTED FROM THE GROUP CONSISTING OF TYPE X STRUCTURED AND TYPE Y STRUCTURED ZEOLITES CONTAINING AT THE EXCHANGEABLE CATIONIC SITES WITHIN SAID ZEOLITE AT LEAST ONE CATION SELECTED FROM THE GROUP CONSISTING OF LITHIUM, SODIUM, POTASSIUM, RUBIDIUM, CESIUM, BERYLLIUM, MAGNESIUM, CALCIUM, STRONGIUM, BARIUM, MANGANESE, COPPER, CADMINUM, SILVER, ZINC, AND COMBINATIONS THEREOF, WHEREBY TO SELECTIVELY ADSORB SAID PINENE ISOMER FROM SAID FEED MIXTURE, AND THEREAFTER RECOVERING THE ADSORBED PINENE ISOMER FROM SAID ADSORBENT.