Langevin and fOkker-Planck analyses of inhibited molecular passing processes controlling transport and reactivity in nanoporous materials

Inhibited passing of reactant and product molecules within the linear pores of nanoporous catalytic materials strongly reduces reactivity. The dependence of the passing propensity P on pore radius R is analyzed utilizing Langevin dynamics to account for solvent effects. We find that P ∼ (R-R(c))(σ),...

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Published in:Physical review letters 2014-07, Vol.113 (3), p.038301-038301, Article 038301
Main Authors: Wang, Chi-Jen, Ackerman, David M, Slowing, Igor I, Evans, James W
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Conformal mapping
Degrees of freedom
Diffusion
Elongation
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Nanopores
Nanostructure
Porosity
Reduction
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Conformal mapping
Degrees of freedom
Diffusion
Elongation
MATERIALS SCIENCE
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Models, Chemical
Nanopores
Nanostructure
Porosity
Reduction
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