1942
DOI: 10.1021/ie50387a022
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Relation of Paint Properties to Surface Areas of Carbon Black

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“…To test this hypothesis, an average particle size for the various carbon blat ks was calculated from the surface area, using a carbon particle density of 2.1. Then, by the Kelvin equation, a value for p' 2aV rRT (3) was calculated for liquid droplets having diameters 8 A. greater than those of the average carbon particles, p/p' was then used in new B.E.T. plots and also in new pressure vs. volume isotherm plots in place of p/p<>.…”
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“…To test this hypothesis, an average particle size for the various carbon blat ks was calculated from the surface area, using a carbon particle density of 2.1. Then, by the Kelvin equation, a value for p' 2aV rRT (3) was calculated for liquid droplets having diameters 8 A. greater than those of the average carbon particles, p/p' was then used in new B.E.T. plots and also in new pressure vs. volume isotherm plots in place of p/p<>.…”
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“…The carbon blacks were supplied by Godfrey L. Cabot, Inc.4 Their methods of preparation and general uses and properties have all been described in previous publications (1,3,14).…”
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