Cavity Forces, An Error in Adsorption Measurements

Massen, CH Carel; Poulis, J. A.

doi:10.1007/978-1-4899-5400-8_2

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F Radiometric Forces That Results From the Thermomolecular Flow Of Gases1

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“…In a study of porous carbons, Thomas and Williams [ 42] have detected a disturbance they attributed to a high pressure TMF effect although further study seems warranted. These effects, which are attributed to temperature gradients as small as 0.01°C/cm at the gas-solid interface, have received further attention in the form of cavity forces [231,232]. Finally, new designs for furnaces have been postulated [233] to minimize the force from TMF by directing it orthogonally to the vertical hangdown suspension.…”

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