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Simple Universal Kelvin Equation Valid in Critical Point Vicinity and its Application to Carbon Dioxide Capillary Condensation in Mesoporous Silica

Anton A. Valeev, Еlena V. Morozova

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A new simple universal form of the Kelvin equation that can be used even near the gas-liquid phase transition critical point is shown. The correction of the chemical potential, pressure, and density outside the porous medium is presented and taken into account for the CO2 meniscus curvature radius calculation at capillary condensation in mesoporous silica MCM-41, known [1] for its wide range of applications.

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A new simple universal form of the Kelvin equation that can be used even near the gas-liquid phase transition critical point is shown. The correction of the chemical potential, pressure, and density outside the porous medium is presented and taken into account for the CO2 meniscus curvature radius calculation at capillary condensation in mesoporous silica MCM-41, known [1] for its wide range of applications.

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A new simple universal form of the Kelvin equation that can be used even near the gas-liquid phase transition critical point is shown. The correction of the chemical potential, pressure, and density outside the porous medium is presented and taken into account for the CO2 meniscus curvature radius calculation at capillary condensation in mesoporous silica MCM-41, known [1] for its wide range of applications.

Key concepts: Kelvin equation, Capillary condensation, Materials science, Capillary action, Mesoporous material, Phase transition, Mesoporous silica, Curvature

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