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Micromeritics’ MicroActive Reporting Software - BET Transformation

This video shows the BET transformation using Micromeritics' MicroActive reporting software. The graphical isotherm allows the user to specify the data used in the BET model by simply sliding the calculation bars to define the range. The graphical BET transform allows the user to obtain the best fit for the transform data. A second significant advantage is the use of the Rouquerol transform to quickly and easily find a region to calculate the BET area for microporous materials.

Run Time – 1:45min

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