AbstractThe paper presents a physical model can qualitatively explain the observed experimental dependencies of reducing the pressure of the second and subsequent filling of partially filled porous medium. The model is based on an approach based on the fact that the pores in the porous medium is a chaotically arranged spherically shaped voids. If liquid is leaking out of such an environment is the formation of clusters associated with a liquid meniscus at the interface with air. Upon subsequent filling of the disappearance of the menisci is energetically favorable process that leads to a reduction in filling pressure
In this contribution we explore by means of experiments, theory, and molecular dynamics the effect o...
Molecular dynamics simulations of water in cylindrical hydrophilic pores with diameters of 1.5 and 3...
The concept of "micropore filling" was first introduced by Dubinin (Dubinin, A. M. M. Q. Rev., Chem....
In this article, we review some recent theoretical results about intrusion and extrusion of non- wet...
International audienceWe investigate the filling and emptying of extreme ink-bottle porous media—mic...
The infiltration of a wetting droplet into the porous medium is a two-step process referred to as pr...
International audienceThis paper reports Monte Carlo simulations of the adsorption (wetting fluid) o...
International audienceThis paper reports on a molecular simulation study of intrusion and retraction...
The infiltration of a non-wetting liquid, such as molten metal, into a porous solid, such as a ceram...
Nanoporous materials are involved in many industrial processes such as catalysis, filtration, chroma...
We investigate the filling and emptying of extreme ink-bottle porous mediamicrometer-scale pores co...
AbstractThe phenomenon of transition to a metastable state of the liquid dispersed in confinement wa...
In this contribution we explore by means of experiments, theory, and molecular dynamics the effect o...
In this contribution we explore by means of experiments, theory, and molecular dynamics the effect o...
The emptying of nanoporous media may either occur by meniscus recession from the outside or proceed ...
In this contribution we explore by means of experiments, theory, and molecular dynamics the effect o...
Molecular dynamics simulations of water in cylindrical hydrophilic pores with diameters of 1.5 and 3...
The concept of "micropore filling" was first introduced by Dubinin (Dubinin, A. M. M. Q. Rev., Chem....
In this article, we review some recent theoretical results about intrusion and extrusion of non- wet...
International audienceWe investigate the filling and emptying of extreme ink-bottle porous media—mic...
The infiltration of a wetting droplet into the porous medium is a two-step process referred to as pr...
International audienceThis paper reports Monte Carlo simulations of the adsorption (wetting fluid) o...
International audienceThis paper reports on a molecular simulation study of intrusion and retraction...
The infiltration of a non-wetting liquid, such as molten metal, into a porous solid, such as a ceram...
Nanoporous materials are involved in many industrial processes such as catalysis, filtration, chroma...
We investigate the filling and emptying of extreme ink-bottle porous mediamicrometer-scale pores co...
AbstractThe phenomenon of transition to a metastable state of the liquid dispersed in confinement wa...
In this contribution we explore by means of experiments, theory, and molecular dynamics the effect o...
In this contribution we explore by means of experiments, theory, and molecular dynamics the effect o...
The emptying of nanoporous media may either occur by meniscus recession from the outside or proceed ...
In this contribution we explore by means of experiments, theory, and molecular dynamics the effect o...
Molecular dynamics simulations of water in cylindrical hydrophilic pores with diameters of 1.5 and 3...
The concept of "micropore filling" was first introduced by Dubinin (Dubinin, A. M. M. Q. Rev., Chem....