Amorphousness matters: its role on Nonpolar Gas Diffusion at the Nanoscale

Amorphousness matters: its role on Nonpolar Gas Diffusion at the Nanoscale

The porosity of amorphous carbon materials plays a crucial role, significantly impacting gas diffusion and various applications such as catalysis, separation, and purification. In this study, molecular dynamics simulations were conducted to examine the effect of amorphousness on the diffusion of pur...

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