The dispersion of K\-2CO\-3 on \%γ\%\|Al\-2O\-3 and the adsorption performance of K\-2CO\-3/\%γ\%\|Al\-2O\-3 to SO\-2 are investigated.The results show that K\-2CO\-3 can disperse onto the surface of \%γ\%\|Al\-2O\-3 as a monolayer and the dispersion threshold is 0.31\[\%m\%(K\-2CO\-3)/\%m\%(\%γ\%\|Al\-2O\-3), \%m\%/g\], which is close to the theoretical value calculated by assuming a bidentate vertical dispersion model of CO\-2 on the \%γ\%\|Al\-2O\-3 surface . The SO\-2 adsorption\|capacity on K\-2CO\-3/\%γ\%\|Al\-2O\-3 sample increases with the K\-2CO\-3 loading and reaches an extremum at its threshold. The adsorbent conversion of K\-2CO\-3/\%γ\%\|Al\-2O\-3 at the threshold is up to 72%. When the loading is higher than the threshold, the SO\-2 adsorption capacity decreases at first, then increases again. This phenomenon is caused by the reaction between SO\-2 and the bulk phase of K\-2CO\-3 crystallites. The sample decreases with the loading, and the sample with \{0.10\}\[\%m\%(K\-2CO\-3)/\%m(γ\%\|Al\-2O\-3), \%m\%/g\] loading shows the highest regeneration percentage of 63%. Compared with Na\-2CO\-3/\%γ\%\|Al\-2O\-3, K\-2CO\-3/\%γ\%\|Al\-2O\-3 might have some advantages.
