Sentence examples for mean pore width from inspiring English sources

Mean pore width was identified as 0.58 ± 0.02 nm, endorsing the underlying assumptions for the nitrogen-based AIE approach.

The AIE approach applied to nitrogen gave a mean pore width of 0.57 nm; the CO2 distribution exhibited wider dispersion.

A monotonic correlation between temperature and mean pore diameter was detected being the higher the activation temperature the lower the mean pore width of AC.

By controlling the conditions it was possible to obtain predominantly ultramicroporous materials with mean pore widths over the range 0.53 0.77 nm.

Whereas the average pore width decreased by 3.16%.

The adsorption average pore width (4 V/A by BET) is 170.4736 Å.

However, the pore volume and average pore width demonstrated the reverse trends and their values firstly increased and then decreased with the increase of Mg/Al molar ratio.

Nitrogen physisorption measurements of the used silica gel provide a BJH desorption average pore width of 60 Å.

Chemical activation of resorcinol formaldehyde aerogels with phosphoric acid results in materials containing both intra-particle microporosity (pore volume ∼0.18 cm3g−1 and mean-pore-width ∼1 nm) and inter-particle micro/mesoporosity.

The mean pore wall width decreased from around 190 nm for the only electrochemically etched samples down to around 80 nm after 48 h of cathodic post-etching.

The Henry's law constant is found to be sensitive to the pore width, surface mean curvature, and number of layers of wall.