isotherm-analysis
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isotherm-analysis allows to parse and analyze isotherms. It converts from multiple formats to JCAMP-DX and provides utilities for basic analysis.
Parse and analyze isotherms. Implemented filetypes:
$ npm i isotherm-analysis
import IsothermAnalysis from 'isotherm-analysis';
let isotherm = IsothermAnalysis.fromIGA(file);
Adsorption Isotherm and Desorption Isotherm. Ideally, this is directly provided in the file and we parse it from there. Otherwise, if the pressure is descending, it is desorption.jcamp has the following fields:| field | meaning | typical unit |
|---|---|---|
| x | absolute pressure | kPa |
| p | relative pressure (pressure relative to staturation pressure) | unitless |
| y | gravimetric excess uptake | mmol/g |
If available, we try to use the following fields for metadata:
sampleWeight: For example, 1.sampleWeightUnit: For example, g.adsorptive: For example, N2.FAQs
isotherm-analysis allows to parse and analyze isotherms. It converts from multiple formats to JCAMP-DX and provides utilities for basic analysis.
We found that isotherm-analysis demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 5 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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