An undulation theory for condensation in open end slit pores: Critical hysteresis temperature & critical hysteresis pore size
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Fan, Chunyan
Zeng, Y.
Do, D.
Nicholson, D.
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Fan, C. and Zeng, Y. and Do, D. and Nicholson, D. 2014. An undulation theory for condensation in open end slit pores: Critical hysteresis temperature & critical hysteresis pore size. Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics. 16 (24): pp. 12362-12373.
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Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics
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A new theory of condensation in an open end slit pore, based on the concept of temperature dependent undulation, at the interface separating the adsorbed phase and the gas-like region, is presented. The theory, describes, for the first time, the microscopic origin of the critical hysteresis temperature and the critical hysteresis pore size, properties which are not accessible to any classical theories.
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