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Employing the new computer LBET class models with multivariant fitting to the analysis of single and double adsorption isotherms generated by the selected classical equations in different relative pressures

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The aim of this work has been to study the problems related to the reliability evaluation of microporous structure parameters. The new methods of characterization of micropores carbonaceous materials have been explored by employing single and double adsorption isotherms generated by the classical equations for different values of the system parameters and different relative pressures.

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Kwiatkowski, M. Employing the new computer LBET class models with multivariant fitting to the analysis of single and double adsorption isotherms generated by the selected classical equations in different relative pressures. J Math Chem 42, 815–835 (2007). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10910-006-9143-4

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