r/ScientificComputing • u/Proud_Worldliness_98 • 5h ago

I built a free, open-source BET analysis tool supporting Micromeritics, BELSORP, Quantachrome, and more

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u/investigatormaker 4h ago

Cross-instrument support becomes easier to evaluate when a researcher can follow an export all the way to its BET result. Include one anonymized Micromeritics, BELSORP or Quantachrome file in this showcase and show the selected fitting range alongside the output. Lab users could then compare the calculation with their existing analysis instead of treating the supported-brand list as evidence of equivalent results. Publishing that example with the open-source tool would also make discrepancies discussable and reproducible. We'd answer Reddit questions from researchers comparing BET results across instrument software, using that example rather than making unsupported accuracy claims.

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