A cut-off criterion for calculating more reliable adsorption energy distributions from gas adsorption isotherms
Adsorption energy distributions from experimental gas adsorption isotherms are capable to characterize the energetic heterogeneity of a solid surface. Unfortunately, they can only be computed by the adsorption integral equation, which represents an ill-posed problem, i.e., the solution is highly sen...
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doaj-21de6779248a47839f06ce7c12b126f72021-04-02T17:50:00ZengHindawi - SAGE PublishingAdsorption Science & Technology0263-61742048-40382018-12-013610.1177/0263617418800531A cut-off criterion for calculating more reliable adsorption energy distributions from gas adsorption isothermsA von WedelstedtS ArnrichT HaehnelG KaliesAdsorption energy distributions from experimental gas adsorption isotherms are capable to characterize the energetic heterogeneity of a solid surface. Unfortunately, they can only be computed by the adsorption integral equation, which represents an ill-posed problem, i.e., the solution is highly sensitive to errors in the input data. Ill-posed problems are usually solved by means of regularization, but general regularization schemata do not provide useful criteria to estimate the approximation quality. In this paper, a former presented solution strategy tailor-made for the Langmuir kernel of the adsorption integral equation is extended to Fourier transform. This yields a simple and effective cut-off criterion for the Fourier cosine transform of the adsorption energy distribution. The cut-off criterion is applied to calculate adsorption energy distributions from synthetic and experimental adsorption isotherms.https://doi.org/10.1177/0263617418800531 |
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A von Wedelstedt S Arnrich T Haehnel G Kalies A cut-off criterion for calculating more reliable adsorption energy distributions from gas adsorption isotherms Adsorption Science & Technology |
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A von Wedelstedt S Arnrich T Haehnel G Kalies |
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A cut-off criterion for calculating more reliable adsorption energy distributions from gas adsorption isotherms |
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A cut-off criterion for calculating more reliable adsorption energy distributions from gas adsorption isotherms |
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A cut-off criterion for calculating more reliable adsorption energy distributions from gas adsorption isotherms |
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A cut-off criterion for calculating more reliable adsorption energy distributions from gas adsorption isotherms |
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A cut-off criterion for calculating more reliable adsorption energy distributions from gas adsorption isotherms |
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cut-off criterion for calculating more reliable adsorption energy distributions from gas adsorption isotherms |
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Adsorption Science & Technology |
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0263-6174 2048-4038 |
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Adsorption energy distributions from experimental gas adsorption isotherms are capable to characterize the energetic heterogeneity of a solid surface. Unfortunately, they can only be computed by the adsorption integral equation, which represents an ill-posed problem, i.e., the solution is highly sensitive to errors in the input data. Ill-posed problems are usually solved by means of regularization, but general regularization schemata do not provide useful criteria to estimate the approximation quality. In this paper, a former presented solution strategy tailor-made for the Langmuir kernel of the adsorption integral equation is extended to Fourier transform. This yields a simple and effective cut-off criterion for the Fourier cosine transform of the adsorption energy distribution. The cut-off criterion is applied to calculate adsorption energy distributions from synthetic and experimental adsorption isotherms. |
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