Micromeritics GEMINI VII Operator's Manual page 227

Model isotherms were calculated using the prescriptions of Tarazona for density dependent
weighting functions assuming 2D model of finite slit pores having a diameter-to-width aspect ratio
of 6.
This model is particularly useful for microporous carbon materials. The reported pore size range is
from 3.5 to 250 angstroms.
References:
N2 - Carbon Finite Pores, As=12, 2D-NLDFT
Ar - Carbon Finite Pores, As=12, 2D-NLDFT
Geometry: Finite Slit
Substrate: Carbon
Category: Porosity
Method: Nitrogen at 77K; Argon at 87K
Model isotherms were calculated using the same methods and assumptions that were used in the
model above except in this model, the aspect ratio is equal to 12.
These two finite pore models may be used as a research tool in conjunction with independent
analytical techniques such as high-resolution transmission electron microscopy (HRTEM) and/or
X-ray diffraction (XRD) to obtain comprehensive information about the structure of studied carbon
material.
References:
N2 - Carbon Cylinder, single-wall nanotube by NLDFT
Ar - Argon Cylinder, single-wall nanotube by NLDFT
Geometry: Cylinder
Substrate: Carbon
Category: Porosity
Method: Nitrogen at 77 K; Argon at 87 K
Gemini VII Operator Manual
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Jacek Jagiello and James P. Olivier. "A simple two-dimensional NLDFT
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Jacek Jagiello and James P. Olivier. "A simple two-dimensional NLDFT
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structure analysis.," The Journal of Physical Chemistry C, 113(45):19382-
19385, 2009.
Models Based on Statistical Thermodynamics
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