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Micromeritics MicroActive Reporting Software - t-plot Microporous

This video shows the t-plot in microporous form in Micromeritics’ MicroActive reporting software. The graphical isotherm defines the range of data sent to the thickness plot. The linear region of the thickness plot may then be used to calculate external surface area and pore volume. Not only can the t-plot be manipulated very quickly, but the new view allows direct control over the fitted thickness range.

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