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Computer program calculates and plots surface area and pore size distribution data

Computer program calculates surface area and pore size distribution of powders, metals, ceramics, and catalysts, and prints and plots the desired data directly. Surface area calculations are based on the gas adsorption technique of Brunauer, Emmett, and Teller, and pore size distribution calculations are based on the gas adsorption technique of Pierce.

Halpert, G.↗

Refractory-metal compound impregnation of polytetrafluoroethylene

Process impregnates polytetrafluoroethylene /PTFE/ with rhenium or molybdenum compounds. The refractory metals impregnated PTFE combines chemical inertness with electrical conductivity. They are useful for electro-chemical cells, chemical processing equipment, catalysts, electrostatic charge removal, RF gasketing, and cable shielding.

Leibecki, H. F.↗

Mechanism of operation of the TFE-bonded gas-diffusion electrode

Mathematical analytical model predicts the performance of an electrode as a function of certain measurable physical characteristics. Concept assumes the catalyst particles form porous electrically conductive agglomerates which are completely flooded with electrolyte.

Giner, J.↗