ArticleACS omega2026
A General-Purpose Model Adsorption Isotherm and Whole Isotherm Surface Area Measurement Method.
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Abstract
A popular way to measure the surface areas of porous solids involves fitting a small section of the experimentally measured liquid nitrogen, liquid argon, or moisture adsorption isotherm to the Brunauer-Emmett-Teller (BET) model. A small section is used, because the BET isotherm's shape differs dramatically from the experimental isotherm's shape. Several studies proposed consistency criteria to automate choosing the small isotherm portion fitted during BET analysis. In this article, we follow a different approach that constructs a general-purpose model adsorption isotherm with enough flexibility to fit the experimental adsorption isotherm across its entire pressure range. This enables the whole adsorption isotherm to be used to extract surface areas of porous materials. Our MD model isotherm is formulated to apply to fluids both below and above the critical temperature and critical pressure. Mathematical derivations revealed this isotherm is non-negative, monotonically increasing with x
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