ACS Omega August 2019 PMID 31460481

Thermodynamically Consistent Methodology for Estimation of Diffusivities of Mixtures of Guest Molecules in Microporous Materials.

Rajamani Krishna

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This article presents a thermodynamically consistent method to estimate Maxwell-Stefan diffusivities for binary mixtures of guest molecules in microporous materials like zeolites and MOFs, focusing on how molecules interact with pore walls and each other.
The methodology uses unary system data and the quasichemical theory to account for pore occupancy effects on diffusivities, as well as the exchange coefficient to capture correlated molecular jumps, thereby enabling accurate predictions of mixture diffusion behavior.
The approach is validated through extensive molecular dynamics simulation data across different mixtures and materials, demonstrating its effectiveness in understanding and estimating diffusion properties in complex microporous systems.]

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