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... layers into which a mixture of composition D will separate at 20 ° C . Further , the ratio of the amount of layer of composition E to the amount of layer of com- position F is equal to the ratio of the distance DF to the distance DE ...
... layers into which a mixture of composition D will separate at 20 ° C . Further , the ratio of the amount of layer of composition E to the amount of layer of com- position F is equal to the ratio of the distance DF to the distance DE ...
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... layer and that for higher layers , and the quantity xm is the amount of adsorbate corresponding to a single layer covering the entire surface . The data to which the BET isotherm is most commonly applied is that for the physical ...
... layer and that for higher layers , and the quantity xm is the amount of adsorbate corresponding to a single layer covering the entire surface . The data to which the BET isotherm is most commonly applied is that for the physical ...
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... layer according to its relative affinity for the solvent and for the adsorbent . If one places a solid adsorbent material in a vertical column con- stricted at the bottom and then passes down through the column a solution containing a ...
... layer according to its relative affinity for the solvent and for the adsorbent . If one places a solid adsorbent material in a vertical column con- stricted at the bottom and then passes down through the column a solution containing a ...
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