Advances in thermodynamics of solid surfaces

Articles in the same Issue

1. Preface
2. Andrej V. Kiselev's contributions to the science of adsorption, molecular interaction and chromatography
3. Multilayer adsorption of nitrogen and alkanes by non-porous carbons and silicas
4. Fundamentals of the theory of adsorption in micropores of carbon adsorbents: characteristics of their adsorption properties and microporous structures
5. Adsorption hysteresis in porous materials
6. Surface chemistry of carbon: an atomistic approach
7. An overview of methods for the characterization of activated carbons
8. The state properties of adsorbed fluids
9. Molecular self-diffusion in active carbons
10. Structure and properties of porous hypercrosslinked polystyrene sorbents Styrosorb
11. Surface chemistry of methacrylate polymeric sorbents: chromatography and adsorption
12. Effect of pore size of silica for the adsorption of proteins
13. Clay minerals as selective and shape-selective sorbents
14. Study of the effect of surface chemistry and adsorbent texture on adsorption isotherms by comparative method
15. The gas-solid Joule-Thomson effect
16. Computer simulation studies of the heats of adsorption of simple gases
17. Energetical aspects of N2 and Ar adsorption: specific adsorption, two-dimensional phase changes and adsorption in micropores
18. Wetting of low energy model surfaces
19. Advances in thermodynamics of solid surfaces
20. Gravimetric measurement of adsorption from binary gas mixtures
21. Influence of surface forces on the formation of structural peculiarities of the boundary layers of liquids and boundary phases
22. Flow of polymolecular films
23. Oxide gels: applications in chromatography and investigations of structure by neutron scattering
24. Structurally bound water and surface characterization of amorphous silica
25. Effect of hydrothermal dealumination of a synthetic faujasite by IR spectroscopy
26. Two thermodynamic approaches to the description of adsorption on solid surfaces
27. Structure of the adsorption layers of linear polymers
28. Cellulose sorbents obtained by the action of Lewis acids
29. Gas-liquid-solid chromatography with coated graphitized carbon black
30. Investigation of isomeric hydrocarbons by gas-solid chromatography on graphitized thermal carbon black
31. Determination of adsorption isotherms on graphitized carbon black by zonal gas chromatography
32. Unconventional use of adsorption for enrichment of impurities in gases
33. Short columns for gas chromatography
34. Chromatographic retention parameters and molecular structure
35. Intermolecular interactions and selectivity of polyaromatic hydrocarbons in liquid chromatography
36. Chromatographic characterization of surfaces
37. Physico-chemical aspects of liquid chromatography
38. Pressure effects in high performance liquid chromatography
39. Use of thermally modified carbon black and carbon molecular sieve adsorbents in sampling air contaminants
40. Effect of surface chemistry on gas-chromatographic properties of polymeric sorbents
41. A study of the structure of some cyclic molecules by chromatostructural analysis
42. Adsorption, reaction, and desorption rate constants, measured simultaneously by gas chromatography
43. Gas chromatography-mass spectrometry of the stereoisomers of N-, 0- and S-containing saturated tricyclic compounds
44. Chromatographic properties of zeolites modified for analysis of atmospheric pollutants