A Simple Two-Dimensional NLDFT Model of Gas Adsorption in Finite Carbon Pores. Application to Pore Structure Analysis

By J. Jagiello, J. P. Olivier. 2009

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Subfields: Applied Mathematics, Biomedical Engineering, Computational Mechanics

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In Applied Mathematics

1. Y. Soneda
2. N. Bellakhal
3. L. Duclaux
4. L. Reinert
5. Hanen Guedidi

In Biomedical Engineering

1. Y. Soneda
2. N. Bellakhal
3. L. Duclaux
4. L. Reinert
5. Hanen Guedidi

In Computational Mechanics

1. Y. Soneda
2. N. Bellakhal
3. L. Duclaux
4. L. Reinert
5. Hanen Guedidi

Citations in the corpus

• The effects of the surface oxidation of activated carbon, the solution pH and the temperature on adsorption of ibuprofen (2013, unknown): “[41] Jagiello J, Olivier JP.”
• Carbon slit pore model incorporating surface energetical heterogeneity and geometrical corrugation (2013, unknown): “In this category, we have discussed finite slit pore geometries such as channels and pores confined between parallel graphene discs and strips (Jagiello and Olivier 2009; Jagiello et al. 2011).”
• Adsorption of ibuprofen from aqueous solution on chemically surface-modified activated carbon cloths (2017, methodology): “1 nm), while finite slit pore model was used for N2 adsorption simulations (Jagiello and Olivier, 2009).”