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Gas Adsorption Equilibria

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The physical principles and experimental techniques of pure gas- and multi-component gas adsorption measurements by the volumetric (or manometric) method are outlined. Examples are given. Thermovolumetric and combined volumetric- calorimetric measurements are presented. Pros and cons of the method are discussed. References. List of Symbols.

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(2005). Volumetry / Manometry. In: Gas Adsorption Equilibria. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/0-387-23598-1_3

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