TriStar II 3020
Sphere Pore Geometry (Cheng/Yang)
When you use the Cheng/Yang
value of L is determined when the solved-for relative pressure is within 0.1% of the collected absolute
pressure.
6 N
P
------ -
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -
ln
=
Po
6
d
1
0
---- -
----- - T
–
12
L
where
R
=
T
=
d
=
0
where:
D
A
D
S
L
=
P
=
Po
=
N
=
1
N
=
2
e*
=
12
*
=
22
T
=
1
T
=
2
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method, the following equation is solved for each value of P. The
*
*
3
32
L
+
10
N
J A
1
12
2
22
3
–
RT L d
0
12
d
1
1
1
0
-- - T
---- -
----- - T
----- -
+
+
+
1
2
3
8
90
80
L
gas constant (8.31441 x 10
analysis bath temperature (K), from an entered or calculated value on the Po
and Temperature Options dialog
A
+
D
D
A
S
---------------------------- -
2
=
molecular diameter (Å) from the Horvath-Kawazoe Physical Properties
dialog
=
diameter of sample atom (Å) from the Horvath-Kawazoe Physical dialog
pore width (nucleus to nucleus) (Å)
equilibrium pressure (mmHg)
saturation pressure (mmHg)
2
4 L
N
, where N
= number of sample atoms/cm
S
S
2
4 (L - d
)
N
, where N
0
A
6 MC
A
, where
S
------------ -
---------------------------------------------- -
=
A
6
S
4d
S
3 MC
A
, where
A
-------------- -
---------------------------------------------- -
=
A
6
A
4D
A
1
1
------------------ -
-------------------
–
3
3
1 S
–
1
+
S
1
1
-------------------
------------------ -
–
2
2
1
+
1 S
–
S
4
4
/J cm
T
4
7
ergs/mole K)
= number of gas molecules/cm
s
2
S
A
S
A
----- -
------
+
S
A
2
A
A
2
Appendix C
2
at monolayer
2
C-21
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