## Abstract A fast and general analytical approach was developed for the calculation of the approximate van der Waals and solventβaccessible surface areas. The method is based on three basic ideas: the use of the Lorentz transformation formula, a rigidβgeometry approximation, and a single fitting p
Surface Area Evaluation of Montmorillonite
β Scribed by A.K. Helmy; E.A. Ferreiro; S.G. de Bussetti
- Publisher
- Elsevier Science
- Year
- 1999
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 78 KB
- Volume
- 210
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0021-9797
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β¦ Synopsis
Adsorption of molecules of different sizes on montmorillonite and on hydroxy-Al montmorillonite was studied to examine the effect of sorbate size on the experimental value of the surface area of the clays. For each clay the number of adsorbate units at the adsorption maximum per gram of clay produces a single hyperbolic curve, when plotted as a function of the area occupied by adsorbate, in the range of areas of 22-180 Γ 2 per sorbate. The equations of the curves are: N A = 657.7 m2/g for the clay and N A = 202.8 A0.27 for the hydroxy-Al montmorillonite. A dependence of the surface area of the hydroxy-Al montmorillonite on adsorbate size was observed and was attributed to surface irregularities produced by hydroxy-Al interlayering. Copyright 1999 Academic Press.
π SIMILAR VOLUMES
We show that every upper semicontinuous and equi-affine invariant valuation on the space of d-dimensional convex bodies is a linear combination of affine surface area, volume, and the Euler characteristic.
Surface area, pore volume distribution, and porosity of montmorillonite are determined after being exposed to aqueous solutions with various pH values. For measurement, after each pH treatment the clay samples were freeze-dried in order to keep the structure of the clay same as that in the aqueous s