17 research outputs found
Simulation study of two-dimensional phase transitions of argon on graphite surface and in slit micropores
No full textA new interpretation of chemical potential in adsorption systems and the vapour–liquid interface
No full textPhysical Chemistry and Engineering for Adsorptive Gas Storage in Nanoporous Solids
No full text© Springer Nature Singapore Pte Ltd. 2019. Adsorption gas storage is examined from physical chemistry point of view. Net, excess, and absolute adsorption are defined, and their relation to gas storage capacity is examined. Experimental techniques for measuring adsorption isotherms are detailed. Net adsorption particularly stands out among possible thermodynamic choices since it directly shows the advantage of having the adsorbent in a storage cylinder. In addition to storage capacity, engineering implications of Henry’s law constant, heat of adsorption, and multicomponent adsorption are examined with examples to inform material scientists who develop materials
Targeted Multiplex Imaging Mass Spectrometry with Single Chain Fragment Variable (scfv) Recombinant Antibodies
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Adsorption of argon on graphite and graphite with preadsorbed xenon monolayer: Simulation using the Monte Carlo technique
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