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Small Volume Calibration for BET and Low Surface Area Measurements.
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Low Surface Area Using Krypton.
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Particle Structure.
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Representative Sampling for Surface Area Measurements.
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Chemisorption Surface Titration.
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B.E.T. Constant and Site Occupancy.
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Desorption Isotherms by Continuous Flow.
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Hysteresis in Mercury Porosimetry.
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Pore Spectra from Mercury Porosimetry.
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Isotherms from Mercury Porosimetry.
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Contact Angle in Mercury Porosimetry.
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Hysteresis, Entrapment and Wetting Angle in Mercury Porosimetry.
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Sample Conditioning.
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Contact Angle Measurement for Mercury Porosimetry.
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Effect of Coating of Catalyst Supports in Mercury Porosimetry.
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Method for Estimation of Micropore Volume and Micropore Surface Area.
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Determination of Micropore Surface Area by Nitrogen Adsorption.
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A Method for the Determination of Ambient Temperature Adsorption of
Gases on Porous Materials.
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Submicropore Analysis.
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Achieving High Accuracy and Precision in Helium Pycnometry.
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Alternate Method to Determine Density of Cement.
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Advantages of Using Thermistor and Motorized Dewar for LN2.
Coolant Control
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Geometric (Envelope) Density without Mercury (Tap Density).
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Catalyst Evaluation by Temperature Programmed Reaction (TPR).
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Percentage of Solids in a Slurry.
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A New Method for Zeolite Characterization.
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Attaching a Mass Spectrometer to the ChemBET.
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Elevated Saturation Vapor Pressure of Liquid Nitrogen.
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Tapped Density in the Pharmaceutical Industry.
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Pore Size Analysis by Gas Adsorption, Part I: Aspects of the Application of Density Functional Theory.
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Practical Methods to Prevent Sample Elutriation in Vacuum Volumetric Gas Sorption Analyzers.
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Pore Network Modeling from Mercury Intrusion/Extrusion Porosimetry.
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Some Aspects of Quantachrome’s NOVA (NO Void Analysis) Technology.
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Micropore Size Analysis of Porous Carbons Using CO2 Adsorption.
at 273 K (0°C)
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Comments on the Proper Selection of Adsorption or Desorption Branches for Mesopore Size Analysis.
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Hydrogen Adsorption: Experiment and Application.
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Pycnometers Aid Osteoporosis Research.
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Characterizing thin-film low-k dielectrics using krypton adsorption.
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Application of QSDFT (quenched solid density functional theory) -
a novel density functional theory for an accurate pore size analysis of disordered porous carbons.
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Thermal conductivity detectors (TCD’s) for flow-based measurements.
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Mercury Porosimetry for the Characterization of Specialty Papers.
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Application of Customized Optistat® DN Cryostat for Advanced Adsorption and Structural Characterization Studies
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