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It is hard to believe that our vehicles can contaminate the environment even when they are not running. This is a consequence of evaporated gasoline leaking from a vehicle’s fuel tank into the atmosphere. To avoid this leakage, evaporated gasoline is vented to a canister packed with charcoal particles called activated carbon. There are deep, channel-like spaces inside activated carbon where gasoline molecules are adsorbed. Adsorption is a process in which molecules of gas or liquid stick to the surface of something solid. Through adsorption it is possible to remove various pollutants from air and water. To understand how adsorption by activated carbon works, picture activated carbon as a maze that traps the gasoline particles and does not let them escape. Finally, we describe current efforts to develop new adsorbing materials from the waste product of another industry, to improve upon the activated carbon currently used in vehicles.

A Mythic Labyrinth Inside Your Vehicle Prevents Gasoline Leakage