Use of N2, Ar and CO2 adsorption for the determination of microporosity and surface fractal dimension of carbon blacks and silicas

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1. Preface
2. Entropy and state of molecules on gas-liquid and gas-solid interface
3. The peculiarities of phase transitions in adsorbed layers
4. Evaluation of the n-nonane preadsorption method with a well characterized model adsorbent: Silicalite-I
5. Applications of neutron scattering in investigations of adsorption processes in porous materials
6. Variable pressure adsorption and desorption by active carbon beds under PSA conditions: A comparison of models with experimental data
7. The analysis of surface and pores of activated carbons by the adsorption of various gases
8. Porous structure and adsorption properties of active carbon
9. Correlation between initial heats of adsorption and structural parameters of molecular sieves with different chemical composition - a calorimetric study
10. Adsorption properties of surface iron oxide modified with stearic acid and octadecylamine
11. Acidity of the external surface of modified pentasil catalysts and its resistance to mechanical treatment
12. Authenticity of pore size distributions obtained by traditional techniques
13. Fractals in geometry of carbon black
14. Use of N2, Ar and CO2 adsorption for the determination of microporosity and surface fractal dimension of carbon blacks and silicas
15. IR spectroscopic study of structure-chemical aspects of the Na-Y zeolite dealumination with ethylene diamine tetraacetic acid
16. Chromatographic methods in solid surface investigations
17. Studies of diffusion and other rate processes by gas chromatography
18. The use of shape-selective stationary phases in GC. Part 1: Cyclodextrin phases
19. Chromatographic and molecular statistical studies of structural and energy characteristics of surface micropores of silicates and silica adsorbents
20. Recombinant human insulin - II. Size-exclusion HPLC of biotechnological precursors. Factors influencing on retention and selectivity
21. Chiral mobile phases in the enantiomeric analysis and in the evaluation of stability constants of π-π complexes
22. The model of retention in HPLC with binary mobile phase
23. Chromatographic purification and superpurification of biologically active compounds using heteroreticular and composite ion exchange resins at low pressure
24. Nomenclature of kinetic methods of analysis (IUPAC Recommendations 1993)
25. Pesticides report 30: Use of isolated cells to study the metabolism of agrochemicals in animals (Technical Report)