Pressure composition isotherm PCT

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Pressure composition isotherm PCT

Hydrogen high-pressure concentration isotherms (PCT) can be measured on only 100 mg sample mass precisely and reproducibly in dependence of pressure and temperature. This gives the possibility to determine the heat of adsorption over a wide range of surface coverage with high accuracy.