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This book examines the meso- and nanoscopic aspects of fluid
adsorption in porous solids using a non-invasive method of small
angle neutron scattering (SANS) and small angle x-ray scattering
(SAXS). Starting with a brief summary of the basic assumptions and
results of the theory of small-angle scattering from porous media,
the author focuses on the practical aspects and methodology of the
ambient and high pressure SANS and SAXS experiments and
corresponding data analysis. It is illustrated with results of
studies of the vapor and supercritical fluid adsorption in porous
materials published during the last decade, obtained both for
man-made materials (e.g. porous fractal silica, Vycor glass,
activated carbon) and geological samples (e.g. sandstones, shales
and coal). In order to serve the needs of broad readership, the
results are presented in the relevant context (e.g. petroleum
exploration, anthropogenic carbon capture and sequestration, ion
adsorption in supercapacitors, hydrogen storage, etc.).
This text is the published version of many ofthe talks presented at
two symposiums held as part of the Southeast Regional Meeting of
the American Chemical Society (SERMACS) in Knoxville, TN in
October, 1999. The Symposiums, entitled Solution Thermodynamics of
Polymers and Computational Polymer Science and Nanotechnology,
provided outlets to present and discuss problems of current
interest to polymer scientists. It was, thus, decided to publish
both proceedings in a single volume. The first part of this
collection contains printed versions of six of the ten talks
presented at the Symposium on Solution Thermodynamics of Polymers
organized by Yuri B. Melnichenko and W. Alexander Van Hook. The two
sessions, further described below, stimulated interesting and
provocative discussions. Although not every author chose to
contribute to the proceedings volume, the papers that are included
faithfully represent the scope and quality of the symposium. The
remaining two sections are based on the symposium on Computational
Polymer Science and Nanotechnology organized by Mark D. Dadmun,
Bobby G. Sumpter, and Don W. Noid. A diverse and distinguished
group of polymer and materials scientists, biochemists, chemists
and physicists met to discuss recent research in the broad field of
computational polymer science and nanotechnology. The two-day oral
session was also complemented by a number of poster presentations.
The first article of this section is on the important subject of
polymer blends. M. D.
This text is the published version of many ofthe talks presented at
two symposiums held as part of the Southeast Regional Meeting of
the American Chemical Society (SERMACS) in Knoxville, TN in
October, 1999. The Symposiums, entitled Solution Thermodynamics of
Polymers and Computational Polymer Science and Nanotechnology,
provided outlets to present and discuss problems of current
interest to polymer scientists. It was, thus, decided to publish
both proceedings in a single volume. The first part of this
collection contains printed versions of six of the ten talks
presented at the Symposium on Solution Thermodynamics of Polymers
organized by Yuri B. Melnichenko and W. Alexander Van Hook. The two
sessions, further described below, stimulated interesting and
provocative discussions. Although not every author chose to
contribute to the proceedings volume, the papers that are included
faithfully represent the scope and quality of the symposium. The
remaining two sections are based on the symposium on Computational
Polymer Science and Nanotechnology organized by Mark D. Dadmun,
Bobby G. Sumpter, and Don W. Noid. A diverse and distinguished
group of polymer and materials scientists, biochemists, chemists
and physicists met to discuss recent research in the broad field of
computational polymer science and nanotechnology. The two-day oral
session was also complemented by a number of poster presentations.
The first article of this section is on the important subject of
polymer blends. M. D.
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