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5a. Some information is already available in sees. 5d and e, where diffusion transport to and from surfaces has been discussed. 36], describing the increase of r with time t due to (semi-infinite) diffusion onto a flat surface. Replacing the concentration c in that equation by the number of moles n per volume V. ^ Pj(x = oo)t^/2 _ J p^(0. e. the analytically determined pressure, and u is the integration variable. This equation is also known as the WardTordai equation. e. s. 16] This equation can, for instance, be used to estimate how fast an adsorbent is covered by gas.
For independent subsystems this is easy, but in practice most subsystems are not independent. A compounding complication is that most real surfaces are energetically heterogeneous so that ranges of subsystem partition functions occur. Starting with sec. 3. For the physical adsorption of gases on solids the attraction between the molecules and the surface is almost the exclusive driving force. Thermodynamically this means that such gas adsorption is exothermic. Usually the enthalpy of adsorption per molecule depends on 6 because of heterogeneity (upon filling an adsorbent with adsorbate the "highest energetic" parts are covered first) and because, with increasing 6, lateral interaction also increases (this contribution may be attractive or repulsive).
The maximum at zero energy has a methodical background that does not concern us now. Along the same line, XPS can be used to check the degassing efficiencies of a sample. 6 is an example of a SIMS spectrum. In this case positive ions have been used to bombard the surface. After preparation, (fig. u. u. 6. Positive SIMS spectrum of a Si02 + 9 wt% Zr02 catalyst prepared from zirconium ethoxide. a) original sample; b) Zr-Zr-Zr02 region for a sample dried at 40°C: c) ibid, calcined at 400°C. W. Niemantsverdriet.