Studies of the microstructure of porous solids by physisorption measurements. The principal experimental methods for studying the microstructure of porous solids are based on physisorption measurements. The resulting sorption isotherms can yield data such as surface area and pore radius distribution, which are of great importance for development and characterization of porous catalysts. After a brief presentation of available measuring equipment, the main concern of this survey is the evaluation of sorption isotherms. In particular, methods for determining the micropore contribution to the total pore volume and the pore radius distribution in the micropore range are examined critically with regard to their reliability.
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