Krishna, R. (2000) Diffusion of binary mixtures in zeolites: molecular dynamics simulations versus Maxwell-Stefan theory Chemical Physics Letters, 326 (5-6). pp. 477-484. ISSN 0009-2614
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Abstract
The Maxwell-Stefan formulation of diffusion in multicomponent mixtures is used to obtain explicit formulae for calculating the diffusivities of binary mixtures within a zeolite matrix. The theoretical development allows the estimation of the mixture diffusivities on the basis of the pure component diffusivities at zero loadings. The applicability of the Maxwell-Stefan model is demonstrated by comparison with published molecular dynamics simulations for mixtures of methane-perfluoromethane, methane-xenon, and methane-n-butane in silicalite.
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