Adsorptive Desulfurization is a green separation process that selectively removes sulfur-containing compounds from fuels through physical or chemical adsorption onto a solid sorbent material, distinguishing itself from other desulfurization methods by its reliance on surface affinity rather than catalytic or extractive mechanisms.
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