1946
DOI: 10.1038/158416a0
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Standard Entropy of Adsorption

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“…1 illustrates the dynamic surface tensions measured for the C 13 DMPO solutions using the drop-shape method. Adsorption equilibrium in the drop is achieved after approximately 10,000 s. This is in agreement with dynamic surface tensions calculated from the Ward and Tordai equation [7] with an additional term approximately accounting for the surface curvature [3]:…”
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confidence: 53%
“…1 illustrates the dynamic surface tensions measured for the C 13 DMPO solutions using the drop-shape method. Adsorption equilibrium in the drop is achieved after approximately 10,000 s. This is in agreement with dynamic surface tensions calculated from the Ward and Tordai equation [7] with an additional term approximately accounting for the surface curvature [3]:…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 53%
“…The dynamic of adsorption is described by well-known integro-differential equation derived by Ward and Tordai [24]. This equation gives a relationship between the dynamic adsorption, Γ(t), and the subsurface concentration c(0,t) for a fresh non-deformed surfaces:…”
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confidence: 99%
“…From our experiments by (22,23) it is possible to directly access the values C 0 , C S , and C to M KCl and 5 1 10 03 M HCl, and s e is the equilibrium The equilibrium surface tension vs concentration isotherm surface tension of the octanoic acid solution. From the reof octanoic acid was experimentally determined.…”
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