FlowSorb III
The result for a 30% N
when room temperature is 22
expression
S = V
Rm.Temp.
= V x
where S is the surface area in square meters.
For calibration purposes, this means that a syringe injection of V = 1.00 cm
nitrogen at 22 °C and 760 mmHg should produce an indicated surface area of
2
2.84 m
The value of S from equation 7 changes when ambient conditions differ signifi-
cantly from 22 °C and 760 mmHg, pressure changes having relatively more ef-
fect than temperature. Another value should then be calculated. For example,
suppose the gas were 29.33% N
sure were 710 mmHg, and the saturation pressure were measured to be 735
mmHg, the value, instead of being 2.84, should be 2.67.
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/70% He mixture adsorbed at liquid nitrogen temperature
2
o
C and atmospheric pressure is 760 mmHg is the
Atm.Press. 6.023x10 x16.2x10
273.2
760
23
273.2
760
6.023x10 x16.2x10
x
x
760
295.2
22.414x10
.
−20
23
1 −
3
22.414x10
−20
0.3x760
x 1 −
3
775
, the laboratory were at 25 °C, atmospheric pres-
2
Appendix A
(%N
⁄ 100)xAtm.Press.
2
Sat.Press.
=
2.84 V
(7)
3
of
A-3
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