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By using slow damped oscillations of a torsional pendulum, it is possible to determine the mass adsorbed on the surface of a porous sorbent without buoyancy effects from the frequency and the logarithmic decrement of the pendulum motion. In principle, it is then possible to determine directly the buoyancy-related volume Vas of the sorbent/sorbate system by combining the results with gravimetric measurements.
Measurements with a preliminary testing pendulum are presented for N2 and CH4 on the activated carbon Norit R1 Extra at ambient temperature in the pressure range 0<p<0.5 MPa. Values for Vas calculated from these measurements and gravimetrically determined data are presented and discussed to a certain extent.
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Rave, H., Staudt, R. & Keller, J.U. Measurement of Gas-Adsorption Equilibria Via Rotational Oscillations. Journal of Thermal Analysis and Calorimetry 55, 601–608 (1999). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1010114407215
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